Examples of using Has to start in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It might be an area the ATO has to start looking into more closely;
But someone has to start them.
The Year of the Child- it has to start with our children.
Only one person has to start.
Anybody wanting to become a master has to start practising early on.
Well, whatever. It's a very important meeting, and it has to start at 8:00… so… no dilly-dallying, all right?
But any conversation has to start with our knowing that Neal Sampat is safe from prosecution.
The analysis of the European Social Model has to start with the value systems as developed in the European countries.
It has to start in schools, where students
EGLSF is working to affect a culture change in sport throughout and this has to start with young people.”.
when we have finished the negotiations, the ratification process has to start.
The requirements state that the resulting hash has to start with a certain number of zeros.
That has to start by our insisting on unhindered access for international human rights monitors now.
Anyone who's ever going to find his way in this world has to start by admitting he doesn't know where the hell he is.
It often happens that the family changes their place of residence and the student has to start studying at a new place.
Judges, juries, military tribunals, but somebody has to start somehow trying to make a difference.
The Netherlands wants fewer immigrants who have no prospects and Europe has to start pursuing a much more stringent immigration policy.
This has to start with completing the Transatlantic Free Trade Area, which the European Parliament has advocated for several years,
activation seems to be a paradigm, which has to start undermining the culture in that segment which usually merely with a word
Boly has to start.