Примери коришћења Will have to decide на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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America will have to decide.
This is something our attorneys will have to decide.
Soon he will have to decide.
Ambassador Susan Rice, who holds the council presidency this month, said that if“Syria fails to fulfill its obligations, then the international community andthe Security Council will have to decide whether to remain unified and take the next step.”.
The party will have to decide.
Will have to decide this year.
The police will have to decide.
Everyone will have to decide upon which side of the controversy he will stand, whether on the side of the Lord, our Creator, who is love; or on the side of the dragon, that old serpent called the devil, or Satan.
Now Turkey will have to decide.
We will have to decide it.
Somebody else will have to decide.
You will have to decide for yourself.
So you, dear reader, will have to decide.
We will have to decide it.".
That's what the jury will have to decide.”.
You will have to decide on what you will write about.
There are many others, you will have to decide.
The town will have to decide what to do with the building.
He and the people will have to decide.
Now Rose will have to decide what- and who- matters most to her.
Greater minds than mine will have to decide that.
Everyone will have to decide who will worship and whose laws will listen.
That, she said, is something the court will have to decide based on the evidence.
In the next few days, SDSM will have to decide whether its new party leader will also be the new prime minister or whether the two positions will be separated.
Administers the money for training,car components etc. In the race will have to decide the type of tires and the amount of fuel.
The new president will have to decide whether to nullify or honor the agreement, which could potentially ease the crush of migrants arriving at the US border.
For the 4th semester students in MARIHE will have to decide whether they want to specialize in.
The next president of Guatemala will have to decide the fate of the agreement reached by US President Donald Trump and former Guatemalan leader Morales from late July(the so-called“safe third agreement“).
While prospects for the ten candidates appear bright, one tricky issue remains:the EU will have to decide how to finance the entry of these much poorer countries.
ICC chief prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo will have to decide if the crimes presented in the activists' complaint, such as the torture of criminal suspects, qualify as crimes against humanity.