Examples of using Has to make in English and their translations into Danish
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She has to make a choice.
You're the one who has to make a deal.
He has to make his toast!
The Secretary General has to make a strong response.
She has to make a cute style and.
People also translate
As long as I'm not the guy that has to make the introduction.
Torres has to make her teach me.
This is an important decision that Linnea has to make on her own.
Everyone has to make an effort.
You two made a decision that everyone in the land has to make.
Someone has to make him talk.
The arguments are so obvious that nobody has to make them.
So, she has to make it happen.
Maybe this is a decision that the captain has to make for the entire ship.
Someone has to make a decision.
Maybe this is one of those decisions that the Captain has to make for the entire ship.
She has to make her skin shine.
We will have to tell him he has to make a cheap picture.
He has to make some tough decisions.
The European Union has to make some hard choices.
He has to make some progress on civil rights.
This community has to make its own call.
Has to make cashiers wipe down cars, even if they don't want to. .
Even Carson has to make sacrifices.
He has to make nature work for him by utilizing the ample natural provisions at his disposal.
But at least one of the bettors has to make a bet for the shooter.
Still has to make a dramatic entrance.
Then we see the Council make a significant cut in payment appropriations, so thatMrs Haug then has to make some changes.
Someone has to make him let go.
Where necessary the Commission(Eurostat) may, at the request of a Member State and after consulting the EMI,grant derogations from the provisions of paragraph 1 not exceeding a period of one year where the Member State concerned has to make significant adjustments to its statistical system in order to fulfil its obligations under this Regulation.