Примеры использования Will have to build на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hmm, well, then you will have to build a ballroom.
I will have to build us a tricked-out doublewide.
The train won't be damaged by this, but you will have to build a new truck.
Others will have to build them up from scratch.
Too, I feel that there is common ground among the membership, and we will have to build on it.
At this rate, I will have to build her a new kitchen.
I would like to express here my gratitude to the co-Chairpersons of the Open-ended Working Group, Ambassador Bethel of the Bahamas and Ambassador Majoor of the Netherlands,for the outstanding contribution that they have made, on which we will have to build.
We will have to build ramps and learn to do tricks.
Here there are established acquaintances and connections- everything that you will have to build abroad for a long time"from the ground up.
First you will have to build your powerful robot piece by piece.
International organizations(first and foremost among them the United Nations), Governments andorganized civil society will have to build flexible structures of dialogue, decision-making and action with the goal of creating valid and credible reasons to hope.
Well, I will have to build it to find out, won't I?
As long as the closure policy is in place, WHO, other health actors and, more generally,social services providers will have to build on short-term strategies to minimize the impact on the delivery systems, at steadily increasing costs.
You will have to build different bridges with the resources they give you.
The Secretariat recognizes that,guided by the draft Guidelines, it will have to build upon UNHabitat's existing capacities and structures to develop systems that work.
We will have to build more prisons if we start arresting people for this.
More than 50 years ago, I predicted that one day man will be much needed clean water, which will have to build a huge desalination plant to turn salty sea water into clean water needed for public consumption.
We will have to build and entertain, develop and restructure that your efforts were not in vain, and customers appreciate the results of your efforts.
And if it goes on, we will be moving towards a new war, and this time it will really be the end of this civilization- I am not saying the end of the world, because nothing can be the end of the world, butthe end of this civilization, which means we will have to build another.
Otherwise, you will have to build the association with promo activities;
We will have to build that resistance from whatever comes to hand: whispers and prayers, history and dreams, from our bravest words and braver actions.
Any reform proposal will have to build upon a broad political consensus.
Finally we will have to build the rectangular aluminum reflector with the measurements shown in Fig. 6. Once the construction of the reflector, the same is inserted in the boom, they fasten it with two brackets and external work is completed!
Keep in mind that you will have to build protective designs out of these nets by yourself.
Most probably, we will have to build absolutely different relations with a new US Administration and jointly work on effective approaches to the international security.
The regional preparatory sessions for the forum will have to build on the experience gained and gaps identified during the preparation for the 2014 meeting.
In addition, you will have to build builders' huts and many other buildings to go and build your city.
But the international community andthe United Nations will have to build other pillars as well as part of the structure for a world in which poverty and violence no longer threaten us.
Yet it is estimated that Africa will have to build more than 150,000 schools a year and train about 200,000 new teachers a year merely to reach universal primary education by 2015; the question of quality is a separate one.
Ukraine is now at a crossroads and at this point it will have to build a new model of protection of children's rights; otherwise the consequences will seriously affect the future generations.