Esimerkkejä Have to put up käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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You have to put up the veil.
Cause I don't wanna be this person that you, that you have to put up with!
I have to put up a sign.
You see what I have to put up with!
If I have to put up with your behavior.
Does paying rent here mean I have to put up with you guys?
I have to put up with that murderer?- 14. And because of some measly 14 years?
And I shouldn't have to put up with that.
We are both happy as can be and it is really great with us both being positive and understanding the side effects andother issues that we have to put up with.
You shouldn't have to put up with this right now.
And instead of the measly stretch of 14 years in jail I have to put up with- 14 years.
We should not have to put up with strangers.
Well, you never did care for the way we smell.At least you won't have to put up with that anymore.
And we shouldn't have to put up with racists like you when we do.
The truth is you would eventually find out new things about your spouse and have to put up with a lot of things.
OVER RADIO Now I have to put up with some stuck-up tart pushing me around.
Would you please make sure that the Bureau leaves at least five minutes between the end of the debate and the vote,because we should not have to put up with this situation here in the Chamber.
Do you see what I have to put up with, Dennis?
Working-class people and the poor have to put up with the deregulation and privatisation of public bodies and services of strategic importance, the complete breakdown of labour bargaining, the undermining of collective employment contracts, the widespread implementation of flexicurity, temporary flexible forms of employment and the extension of the Bolkestein directive to cover the health authorities sector.
I despise all the phony crap that goes with it, but I have to put up with it…'cause it allows me to do the work that I love to do best.
Otherwise, you have to put up with it or"ornament", or seek help from a specialist.
The majority of these employees work in the agricultural sector and there are countless cases where the conditions that these people have to put up with are inhumane, very often without being paid.
Whose farts and stink you have to put up with, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
We also have reservations about the scope of the future legal framework for national payments,since consumers should clearly not have to put up with conditions that are less favourable than they are currently.
If I would known I was gonna have to put up with screaming brats pissing on my lap for 30 days out of the year, I would have killed myself a long time ago.
The fact that we instantly exempt them completely from the scope of this legislation by saying that we have to put up with environmental pollution for the sake of climate protection and our objectives in the area of renewable energy is incomprehensible.
But if the death of serious diseases willy- nilly have to put up and take it, death by suicide is always like a bolt from the blue.
I think it's sad that Cova has to put up with this.
For having to put up with my insufferable pride and intolerable ego.
And women had to put up with this problem.