Examples of using To have to pay in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is my feeling that we're going to have to pay for the development of such a system,
In fact, consumers are going to have to pay so that they can obtain a clean car on the market,
for people with a high health risk to have to pay a higher premium,
They used to have to pay to dump it, because it was so highly toxic,
Costs that people didn't in the past used to have to pay because you could walk to work
shop owner for estimates on how much you're going to have to pay for dress alterations to determine if you're getting a great bargain
In the meantime the reform must be used by the Union as a basis for negotiating international commitments so as not to have to pay a second time.
we must also take account of the fact that the rich countries are going to have to pay for the policies that were outlined in Johannesburg
it would not be a positive thing for the disabled person to have to pay for the ticket of the person accompanying them,
We would not be surprised to have to pay a supplement for bed linens
Lino Miserotti told me he thought it was right for him, as a pensioner, to have to pay to use the motorway, thus contributing to the construction and maintenance of an important item of transport infrastructure,
economic action than to have to pay later on for the costs of instability knocking on into disaster,
which we're going to have to pay for again.
therefore it is by far the norm now not to have to pay a subscription fee for a credit card.
Contrast this to having to pay a developer a lot of money for some customized website software- that takes forever to develop and debug.
You're going to have to pay for that.
We're all going to have to pay for it!
I'm going to have to pay for that!
But you're going to have to pay for that toilet plunger.
You're going to have to pay for that, my love.