Examples of using Have to develop in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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infirst of all have to develop a project.
You are faced with some of the gameplay features, but all you have to develop agriculture, ennobling land,
Therefore, those who wish to be aware in the physical world of all that happens to them during initiation have to develop their memory.
and then have to develop infrastructure, build factories,
It would then have to develop feelings to guide the behaviors needed to ensure its own survival.
personal data will have to develop in parallel with the wider use of information technology tools.
provincial governments still have to develop a common position on environmental questions,
would have to develop in parallel with economic
climate change and have to develop their own mitigation and adaptation strategies.
However, during this time you will have to develop and equip your castle town,
Russia is capable of and will have to develop a similar system,” Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said during a public discussion of the Russian rearmament program for the decade of 2016 through 2025.
plant operators will have to develop a strategy, which will define how public is informed in the event of an accident, but also in times of normal operation of the plant.
so during each battle you will have to develop a new strategy for fighting.
ESMA will have to develop and maintain on its official website a list of all securitisations for which the originators,
These organisations will have to develop their activities so that there can be a successful dialogue between the various parties
The entire human race will have to traverse the course chalked out for it, will have to develop the finer feelings,
ESMA will have to develop and maintain on its official website a list of all securitisations for which the originators,
the EESC considers that the EU may have to develop a new concept of accountability towards counterpart authorities in other Member States.18.
the EESC considers that the EU may have to develop a new concept of reciprocal responsibility towards counterpart authorities in other Member States19.
They are responsible for implementing the directive and have to develop national action plans explaining how they aim to reduce the risks