Examples of using Are to do in English and their translations into Swedish
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Now that you know what you are to do and have committed to do it before God
If we are to do that, the EU needs more encouragement to move in that direction,
Catechumens who fell away-- i.e., Christians not yet baptised--are to do three years' penance and then resume their place as catechumens.
The Committee maintains that differences for the most part are to do with application and interpretation,
I will focus on what we are to do now and on the fact that the Commissioner has raised the question of an independent council.
The Muhajirin of the Koraysh are to manage their penalties between themselves and the Ansar are to do the same with their people.
You are to do this until you can reach the top of the ladder
I would mention, for example, paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 3, which are to do with indirect advertising.
Those who apostatised freely--that is, without the compulsion of fear--are to do twelve years' penance before being admitted to Holy Communion.
Mankind has to answer the question of what we are to do with tyrants, despots who kill their own people
For when I put it on your heart MY Son then you know that you are to do that what I tell you to do. .
go into the city, and it will be told you what you are to do.”.
For this case, the caller should specify in which setup the dancers are to do the call(e.g., Each Wave do a Central Counter).
on the practicalities of what the staff are to do.
go to the city, and you will be told what you are to do.
The legend doesn't say what you are to do when several beautiful Opportunities present themselves at the same door.
enter the city, and you will be told what you are to do.”.
most important thing- it is the fundamental guarantee for all that you are to do.
If we are to do this, Ed and I need you to be straight with us.
our delegation in this Parliament received a letter from the Ambassador of Belarus dictating to us what we are to do with our agenda.