Examples of using Will have to discuss in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
We will have to discuss it.
You, however, much will have to discuss.
We will have to discuss this later.
Uh, well, I think that's something you will have to discuss with the lawyers.
I'm given to understand women have different needs, so we will have to discuss that.
I will have to discuss this with my people.
So with you guys, we will have to discuss the presentation.
I will have to discuss that with the Captain.
I'm given to understand… women have different needs, so we will have to discuss that.
I will have to discuss this with my shipmates.
If we do not discuss facts then we will have to discuss rumours.
You will have to discuss that with her.
I believe that that will be the challenge we will have to discuss, develop and monitor.
You will have to discuss that with your running mate.
I would like to thank you, Commissioner,for your comments and suggestions, which we will have to discuss.
I will have to discuss it with my people.
The problem facing Latin America in the coming century- which is very important and which I think we will have to discuss in future- is its social debt.
We will have to discuss your request, Doctor.
Selling nuclear power stations to China makes no sense and is dangerous, but that is another issue,one that we will have to discuss with the German Federal Chancellor.
Well, we will have to discuss that.
How this money, which is the EFSA's, is being, or is to be,made available for use again this year is not something for us to discuss in the course of this discharge procedure, but we will have to discuss this with the Commission.
I will have to discuss this with my counsel.
I think you have reached a good agreement, but I think that the President of the Council, the High Representative andthe President of the Commission form a package, which we will have to discuss in Parliament.
I will have to discuss that with your mother.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the European Council that will begin its work on 16 June will have to discuss two issues that will decide the future development of the European Union: the ratification process for the Constitutional Treaty and the conclusion of a political agreement on the financial perspectives.
And Höx will have to discuss whether he's gay.
You will have to discuss that with Dr. Minerva.
You will have to discuss with the lawyers. Uh, well, I think that's something.