Examples of using Has to start in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
The famous character from the animated series Ben 10 has to start an exciting adventure in which you will need the help of a professional mini-games
beyond our borders; it has to start here, in Europe itself,
However, to think strategically about air power and develop professional mastery does not mean that an air force has to start its own processes and programs from scratch.
The teaching of tolerance has to start with universal education
The procedure has to start, subject to the informed consent of the presumed trafficked person,
The financing, with the support of international financial institutions, of large scale projects in the countries in transition leads to the question of who is"the proponent" and who has to start the EIA procedure;
as they are in many cities, a change in administration may mean that SCI has to start from scratch.
has often talked about-- when we learn the basic rule of respect and empathy for each other's views,">and that has to start here in the Assembly.
Year of the Entrepreneur, the Spin Master Innovation Fund gives the recognition that everyone with an innovative business idea has to start somewhere and have someone believe in them.
the reconstruction of our country, since everything has to start from scratch.
This social development has to start with good parenting practices
project implementer has to start providing wastewater treatment or water supply services to households
Dad, how come we have to start school on a Wednesday?
We have to start working on them As soon as possible.
We have to start with a baseline question to establish what the truth is.
But we have to start somewhere.
We have to start. We can ask for his assistance during the first break.
Look, we have to start looking at the big picture, dean.
We have to start.