Examples of using We have to understand in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have to understand that and we must do everything we can in Europe to help destroy terrorist networks.
Now we have to understand that we are carrying the light in our hand,
And if we want to find the right match, we have to understand the sine qua non of that person.
And to succeed in this goal, we have to understand and develop our products by listening to the necessities”.
We have to understand that the model of the future will not be like the model of the past.
First, we have to understand, as I have already emphasised,
We have to understand that there are many people in the European Union who want to protect their diversity,
I recognize that, Charlie. But in this country, we have to understand that it is a sensitive issue.
We have to understand that the role of the EU's institutions should be establishing what we fundamentally need
We have to understand how it got there.
Given this, we have to understand that political dialogue as a preventive tool to deal with Iran's defiant and provocative actions is approaching its critical limit.
The various reports on DAPHNE have already highlighted this, but we have to understand that it is difficult to explain this point in our various countries.
that is where we have to understand that no one can be completely satisfied.
We have to understand that, when faced with a crisis situation like the one we are currently going through,
Although we in the European Parliament now criticise the banks we have to understand that cross-border payments account for only a six-percent slice of all payment transactions,
and, likewise, we have to understand that Russia has also been behind the terrible fighting
But he said in his remarks that we had to understand the paradoxical problem of Mr Marín.
We have to understand that, and not just say it.
However, we have to understand that it is a continuous process.