Eksempler på brug af We will have to deal på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
We will have to deal with him.
Namely- with what we will have to deal today.
Now we will have to deal with you in-house.
But if they do, then we will have to deal with them.
We will have to deal with it when the time comes.
If it was Botila, we will have to deal with her.
And we will have to deal with the aftermath. Yes, this war will end The club?
He's going to be a problem, but we will have to deal with him at another time.
Man We will have to deal with it later.
For this reason, it is very unlikely that we will have to deal with any illegal immigrants from Taiwan.
And underlying all this are also political implications andthese too are problems which we will have to deal with.
First we will have to deal with my brother.- Yes.
Every outer event has its meaning andis connected with an inner issue that we will have to deal with.
I think in future we will have to deal with four important points.
I should also like to tell you that we agree with everything that you have said and feel that this is one of the most important moments in all of the activities of the Committee on Culture, and this is probably one of the main points that we will have to deal with over the coming months and years.
This issue will not go away and we will have to deal with it and find solutions.
Otherwise we will have to deal with these matters in another forum, and that would be before the European public.
I know that this is a very delicate issue for some countries, but we will have to deal with it in the coming years.
An interesting debate has started, which, I believe, we will have to deal with when we start negotiations now in an official form as well on the six legislative proposals on economic governance.
Mr Peres also refers to a number of problems which we will have to deal with during the forthcoming review.
I would remind Parliament that we will have to deal with this question again in a very much more important context, namely when it comes to deciding whether South Africa should be treated in accordance with the provisions of the Lomé Convention or in some other way.
As Mr Solana once said, though many years ago, this is a front with which we will have to deal for some time to come, and it is in Europe, on our own doorstep.
In that review of the pan-European corridors we will have to deal specifically and very dynamically with those works which represent a connection of European territory via non-European territory, as in the case of certain countries of the former Yugoslavia in the Balkans region.