Esimerkkejä Have to ask ourselves käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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We have to ask ourselves.
Those are the things we have to ask ourselves.
We have to ask ourselves questions.
The question we have to ask ourselves is.
We have to ask ourselves, what does this man want?
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These are the questions that, I believe, we have to ask ourselves.
Here we have to ask ourselves.
Why this is happening and do something now! We have to ask ourselves.
And so we have to ask ourselves.
Is whether or not that perception is inaccurate. The question we have to ask ourselves.
Look, what we have to ask ourselves here is this.
This is happening and do something now!- We have to ask ourselves why.
We all have to ask ourselves, what are we doing here?
But in putting this before the House we have to ask ourselves two very important questions.
We have to ask ourselves how best we can support them.
My dear respected guests- we have to ask ourselves one more question….
We have to ask ourselves what goal ETA and Batasuna are trying to achieve.
As Members of the European Parliament, we have to ask ourselves what our relationship is to you in this present situation.
We have to ask ourselves how we can make progress jointly with other states.
We have now reached a decisive crossroads, a decisive point in time when we have to ask ourselves the following question.
The question we have to ask ourselves is how long can this continue?
We have to ask ourselves a practical question: what is our interest as far as China is concerned?
The systematic crisis has hit the EU and we have to ask ourselves why our Lisbon Strategy of 10 years could not save us.
So we have to ask ourselves: are we threatening this extraordinarily stable Holocene state?
If we Europeans want to lead the way in climate politics, we have to ask ourselves not only how far we should go but also how we can take everyone else with us.
We have to ask ourselves what we are trying to achieve and whose fears we are trying to allay.
We as a society have to ask ourselves some difficult and profound questions.
We have to ask ourselves what the European Union wants to achieve in reforming of the common fisheries policy.
On safety we have to ask ourselves what DG XXIV was doing about BSE when this was being drawn up.
We have to ask ourselves- that is, the European Union itself- whether we really are in a fit state to handle another enlargement.