Examples of using Will have to take in English and their translations into Italian
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The rich will have to take care of the poor,
Come on guys. Give me those beers or I will have to take you in.
And when it all goes to shit, you will have to take responsibility for that.
I can't do it, Wen, you will have to take'em today.
And when it all goes to shit, you will have to take responsibility for that.
If real protection is wanted, he will have to take protection of Kṛṣṇa.
All countries will have to take the necessary steps in terms of policy action
Similarly businesses will have to take steps to ready themselves to interact with these new payment systems.
This time will have to take the fight the whole army of the undead and monsters.
The Commission will have to take all possible measures to ensure that the Council takes the Parliamentary amendments into consideration in full in reaching its common position.
Member States will have to take immediate measures to prevent wrongdoers found committing a serious infringement from continuing to do so.
but Australia will have to take these refugees somewhere.
The EESC would also add that the Commission will have to take the international dimension of these practices into consideration in the context of its representation to the OECD12.
Member States will have to take the requisite steps to adapt existing equipment
If a person physically comes in contact with the dead body of a non-Muslim, he will have to take bath.
and at the end of each will have to take the fight with the boss himself.
My husband will have to take over all the household chores for himself
for which harmonization will have to take both environmental and employment problems into account.
But is true that some of our Member States will have to take serious steps to deal with the current trend when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions.