Examples of using Has to be able in English and their translations into Czech
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Someone has to be able to help us find Laurel.
I will do it. Chuck, whoever goes in there has to be able to make the antidote.
Somebody has to be able to I.D. this guy.
Whilst respecting the right of all nations to self-determination, as the established primary donor,the European Union has to be able to meet the expectations of people on the ground.
Someone there has to be able to do something to find him.
We're down to the best, and everyone has to be able to hold their stations down.
A man has to be able to look his son in the eye.
Let us not lose sight of the fact that the European Union- andthe planet in general- has to be able to continue using the seas and oceans to obtain the food resources it needs.
The EU has to be able to receive as well as transmit.
Remember: every player has to be able to defend his cage.
A man has to be able to look his son in the eye. But you and me.
This animal, because the atmosphere is relatively opaque, has to be able to travel long distances at minimal cost in order to find their prey.
An operative has to be able to walk into a space and see everything, every angle, possible threat, escape, or camera, no matter what you're involved in.
Look, anybody I date has to be able to handle my sister.
Europe has to be able to intervene with common and effective measures to guarantee food supply and prevent the serious asymmetries that still exist in relation to safety standards between EU and non-EU products.
But you andme… a man has to be able to look his son in the eye.
Someone has to be able to show us the range, from simple to super complex.
Each country having its critical systems connected to the internet has to be able to effectively face security challenges, react on the incidents, coordinate actions to solve them and effectively prevent them.
So the team has to be able to share ideas and concerns and feelings Mm-hmm. without… judgment or… repercussion.
Everyone here has to be able to cope out on the ice if there's an emergency.
The market for energy has to be able to operate at European level mainly in order to guarantee the supply of energy to end-users at market prices.
He said that this mechanism has to be able to go to the secondary market and, most importantly, he said that this can be done by discounted swaps with its own AAA rated bonds.
Welcome.- Thanks. But honestly, you have to be able to get to school.
Whatever it is, you have to be able to talk about it with someone.
And we have to be able to trace the caller.
At some time, people have to be able to say they used to be spies.
I-I-I have to be able tell someone.
And we have to be able to trace the caller.
But I have to be able to depend on you.
By the hospital day or night. Because we have to be able to be reached.