Examples of using Hard to have in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Most of us have fought hard to have this treaty, over many years,
This is the kind of conversation that's really hard to have, because everyone gets upset about it.
It's hard to have an accurate view of these(which is needed to properly maintain your business finances)
He also worked hard to have the Bankrupt Comodore Hotel renovated,
Many companies will"Greenwash" and work hard to have a few organic products, so their entire
But it's hard to have dreams in a world that is tainted by political corruption and war crimes.
It's hard to have two, who in theory are competing against each other become the best of friends.
And it's hard to have a wave slam into the coastline without threatening people.
It is noted that Wim has worked hard to have a cozy cottage
It's hard to have a serious conversation for more than 5 minutes in this office,
It's hard to have any credibility in the South,
I am also working hard to have a Green Paper on emissions trading within the European Community adopted by the Commission in March.
Although it is hard to have a holiday when the country is in its current state.
This is great fun and we have worked hard to have the best student sport activities.
A thing that bands in our style have is it's hard to have the distance to the things they do.
it is common for people who exercise hard to have higher creatinine levels than usual.
It can be hard to have your heart set on something
It is much harder to have everything than to have nothing.
I suppose he would have found it harder to have his meetings at my house than in this nursing home.
but it's harder to have critical opinions about poetry, and maybe particularly in