Examples of using But to ask in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You have but to ask.
If the Emperor wishes my death, he has but to ask.
You have but to ask.
Whatever you need from me, you have but to ask.”.
There is no choice but to ask about the newborn.
People also translate
If you wanted to know how it felt to be a slave,you had but to ask.
You leave me no choice but to ask you nicely again.
No, that is… Madam,I have not come here to answer questions but to ask them.
I have got no choice but to ask you to come with us.
He contributed andtold me,‘If only you had wanted to build a new base, but to ask me for socks?
I had no alternative but to ask the judge to be excused.
But to ask whether an individual should have such power in the first place is to put history itself on trial.
You told me, I have but to ask.
Ms. Lu had no choice but to ask a relative to look after her.
The trick, she says, is not to presenttrainees with a third-party scenario, but to ask what they would do themselves.
I had no choice but to ask my relatives to send my attorney paperwork to Shanghai so that I could visit her as an attorney.
Anyway, I didn't come to propose marriage… but to ask you to leave Halifax.
But to ask the peoples of today to sacrifice, like those of the past, the whole of their individual liberty to political liberty, is the surest means of detaching them from the former and, once this result has been achieved, it would be only too easy to deprive them of the latter.
My question was not whether to report to police but to ask the person to leave the job.”.
These reflections do not tend- as will quickly be apparent- to minimize the change produced by Kant,but to ask precisely in what the necessity of this change resides, and if it is truly impossible to bypass or go beyond(and thus to understand) it- in other words, if a critique of the representation of the history of philosophy that we have inherited from Kant can only be made from the point of view of a“subject” in the Kantian sense.
Michael knew that since Lindsay let him down… he had no choice but to ask UncleJack for the money to save his company.
And now you have come here not to help us,… but to ask our help so you can impose your justice… on the only man who's taken justice into his own hands.
It's correct that the person for himself needs to receive everything with love, but to ask"why is it happening"- it's necessary, of course.
Blair, your actions threaten the reputation of the entire teaching staff and this school. You give me no choicebut to ask you to leave Constance Billard.
If companies will not abide by the fair terms of our license, then we have no choicebut to ask our attorneys to go to court to force them to do so.” said Erik Andersen, a developer of BusyBox.
My message is not to live expecting society to give to you,not to ask what someone else can do, but to ask what you can do.
It could be that there's a place for cooperation, the exchange of information, and to build[joint] strategies between governmental and non-governmental bodies,but to ask a government to solve these problems, I think that isn't realistic.”.
As the standoff escalated, 34 of the 39 nuns issued an extraordinary public declaration last month saying they had no other choicebut to ask to be relieved of their religious vows.