Primeri uporabe We have to create v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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We have to create a circle.
And if we can't, we have to create them.
We have to create jobs.
If we want meaning we have to create it.
First we have to create HTML page.
The most expensive and complicated things we have to create and shoot are kitchens.
We have to create a training network.
If we want something good, we have to create the cause for it.
And we have to create a space of love.
It is important that you provide us with asmuch detail as possible about the destination of the content we have to create.
I think we have to create a fair system.
We have to create synergies between these.
We have to create synergy between them all.
You said it yourself, we have to create a database before you can write an algo-thingy. Algorithm.
We have to create a consumer demand for safer products.
In the next 15 minutes we have to create enough confusion to get out of here alive.
We have to create an environment that promotes the entrepreneurial spirit.
We have to create an economic union which is part of a political union, as well as a social union.
We have to create an environment that will enable everyone to live with dignity, in peace and freedom.
We have to create an open platform to uphold and develop an open global economy,” he said.
We have to create a new estate, a fifth estate, that will let us pit a civic force against this new coalition of rulers.
We have to create a united Europe, and we cannot ignore the reasons that led to this Treaty originally being rejected either.
We have to create an environment that will bring young educated people back to Slovenia, where they can put their knowledge and experience from abroad to good use.
We have to create conditions that will enable women to become more widely involved in the scientific world and that will open the doors of university laboratories to them.
We have to create proper opportunities and understand that every child and young Roma person is a unique individual, a unique citizen of the European Union, just like all the rest of us.
We have to create the conditions where the transition to a low-carbon economy is a source of competitive advantage for our businesses, a source of jobs for our workers and a source of hope for future generations.
We have to create the right conditions for local communities to tackle these problems: if you want to look for the solutions, please go to the website of the Centre for Social Justice in my constituency in London.