Examples of using We shall need in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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To buy something that we shall need for the ceremony.
This is a fiasco We shall need more evidence.
Again. One, two, three… We shall need harder evidence.
We shall need a crossbow, an hourglass, three goats.
It is high time to get freight on to the railways, but for that we shall need better technical solutions
I think that, with increasing globalisation, we shall need to take more account of outbreaks of infectious animal diseases.
As the Centre develops, we shall need more collaborators and I hope that some of those who monitor this Web-site will offer their services in support of a genuinely worthy cause.
We shall need to work on the different aspects involved,
Until the Millennial morning we shall need faith; we shall need hope;
I just checked his carotid artery, We shall need a Hefty bag,
Under these circumstances, we shall need a new Directive postponing for a second time the deadline for transposition of Directive 2004/40/EC.
The implication is that we shall need all of these if we stand all the assaults to be expected in the evil day.
The implication is that we shall need all of these if we stand all the assaults to be expected in the evil day.
The implication is that we shall need all of these if we stand all the assaults to be expected in the evil day.
So long as we stay in the imperfect flesh we shall need the Throne of Heavenly Grace.
So long as we stay in the imperfect flesh we shall need the Throne of Heavenly Grace.
Of course, we shall need to address bureaucracy issues,
who said that we shall need, through global economic governance, to help him prove what Europe is.
practical resources at its disposal, we shall need to verify their operational reliability.
Once this procedure has been completed, we shall need, within the framework of this new type of governance, to address the question of a common foreign policy, the question of a common economic policy,