Examples of using Has to change in English and their translations into French
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At the moment trade negotiations only take place with the engagement of the trade department, this has to change and the TUCP has to push for this.
realize that something has to change.
the importing government has to change the method it uses to administer the quota.
delivers the additional power without that the rider has to change the mode.
Mild-mannered, wheezing hypochondriac Colin'who panics if he has to change a light bulb'in case he electrocutes innocent bystanders.
The"system" has to change and with your help, it can be changed! .
the more time he has to change.
Look, I know that I don't really seem to make time for you and that has to change.
If the intended scope within a guaranteed maximum price contract has to change, the costs of the changes can represent reduced value for money,
the POS technology being used has to change to fit whatever the future holds.
Sisters In Spirit can no longer work on the database and the project has to change its name to"Evidence to Action" if it is to receive further funding.
so it's easy to see what has to change to get there.
highlighted our belief that hockey has to change so that kids are taught the right thing at the right time in their development.
Consequently, Breckinridge points out that the labor market has to change because up until this point,
This is a pattern that has to change and it has no role to play in a united Social Europe,
Cordeiro Campos has to change its way of working
innovation and development, it has to change» declared David Chartrand,
What the people don't know is that once every four years the ninja has to change, and well form this year on, our 9th grade
If a child subject to a probation order has to change his residence within the national territory,
also the need to build awareness of how‘organizational culture' has to change, for example, by not assuming