Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Have to bear in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Oh, Juan, we will have to bear this disgrace together. And we have grown children.
I'm afraid men will have to bear their yoke.
Yes, well his death will be a burden that I will have to bear.
What is more, businesses would have to bear these additional costs, which is impossible.
the weight of the Arena, have to bear.
However, it should be borne in mind that de facto central government often have to bear the cost of financing difficulties that emerge at sub-central level.
But woe betide if we ever have to bear a burden! Then it will be revealed whether we really have confidence.
They are thick where they have to bear greater loads(e.g. at the welds) and thinner where weight
Approximately 50% of the parts of any automobile are now produced by outside suppliers who naturally also have to bear the development costs.
I hope it does not, those who are against will have to bear the responsibility after the sitting.
You have the choice to live for yourself, but you have to bear the consequences as described in the Word of God.
self-denial is not some heartache you have to bear, or some infirmity of your flesh.
health, but also to the taxpayer who may have to bear the relevant costs.
There is also a need to highlight the costs that European farmers have to bear in meeting the highest food safety,
the IUU Regulation of 1 January 2010 means that European ship-owners are now uncompetitive due to the labour costs they have to bear.
the costs of which they will now unjustly have to bear.
brought before a court, the plaintiff investor might, under the national legislation of the Member States, have to bear the costs of translating the prospectus before the legal proceedings are initiated;
we need the Member States to play their part if we want to ensure that European business will no longer have to bear an unnecessary burden and be better able to face today's challenges.
How arrogant to think that I had to bear the suffering of the world.
This refutes the commandment given to Ezekiel of having to bear.
