Exemple de utilizare a Have to contribute în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Everyone will have to contribute.
And you're gonna have to contribute, you realize, eventually.
This means that in the next 2.5 years,participating Member States have to contribute a further €104 million.
Second, they have to contribute to the restructuring costs(burden sharing).
The owner will have to contribute to this, because alone the dog"entertain" is not interesting.
The regulation will require a CCP to have a mutualised default fund to which its members will have to contribute.
It is clear that all sectors have to contribute to the reduction effort.
We cannot win the hearts andminds of citizens without the leadership of regional and local representatives that have to contribute to promote Europe.
The catch is, you will have to contribute at least US$25,001 worth of net revenue to BetOnline.
The first, and obvious, reason is that safety comes at a cost for its participants, as they have to contribute to the CCP's layers of protection.
We, and the whole world, have to contribute to tackle the situation," said one student as he made a donation.
All scenarios show electricity will have to play a much greater role than now(almost doubling its share in final energy demand to 36-39% in 2050)and will have to contribute to the decarbonisation of transport and heating/cooling(see graph 2).
Transport will clearly have to contribute to the ambitious goals that the European Council set itself in 2007: reducing greenhouse gases by 20%(30% in the framework of an international agreement), increasing the use of renewable energy sources to 20% and reducing energy consumption by 20%, all by 2020.
What is more, whilst all main rail corridors of Romania are electrified,diesel pulled trains have to contribute to the financing of electric equipment on the track side at the same level as electric trains.
The proposal does not go beyond what it is necessary to achieve the objectives pursued, in particular, it keeps minimum harmonisation principles where pertinent,for instance concerning the modalities according to which the members of the compensation schemes have to contribute to the scheme.
The lawyers and the trainee lawyers who have revenues from the profession in the respective month of over Lei 2,273,respectively over Lei 727, have to contribute to the social insurance fund with 11% of the gross monthly revenue from the profession, but no more than Lei 1,336.
The years of studies have to contribute to a larger and more multilateral development of your personality, and the professional training be completed by a transversal training underlying the social skills- communication, self- and others knowledge, persuasion and selection of the most appropriate strategies of settling difficult situations from the personal life and from the community and other type context.
In order to ensure that the cost recovery systems provide no incentive for ships to discharge their waste into the sea,all ships have to contribute significantly to the costs of the facilities, irrespective of their actual use of the facility("the indirect contribution").
The internal energy market has to be completed in the coming years andby 2020 renewable sources have to contribute 20% to our final energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions have to fall by 20%2 and energy efficiency gains have to deliver 20% savings in energy consumption.
Everybody has to contribute. So… invest in half a feather boa.
The packaging also had to contribute to the vinyl experience.
Her parents had to contribute.
We don't have any income yet, so everyone has to contribute.
The cohesion policy has to contribute to the consolidation of the economic growth and to the social reinforcement of the community for the durable development.
The EU has to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in its own domain.
It is therefore a political project in itself and the Commission has to contribute to it.
In a resolution case(Article 41c(2)),the excess loss is the amount that the participating DGS has to contribute to resolution less the sum of.
These activities had to contribute, or be capable of contributing, to attain the following objectives.