Examples of using We have to develop in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We have to develop the industry!
The second thing is that we have to develop routines.
We have to develop gradually.
In today's world one of the most important skills is resilience which we have to develop.
We have to develop ourselves!
But there is also a desire called“the point in the heart,” which we have to develop.
For that we have to develop students'.
Based on all our bodily desires(for food, sex and family) and our social desires(for wealth, fame,power and knowledge), we have to develop our own aspiration to spirituality.
So we have to develop these qualities within ourselves!
Our philosophy is to provide freedom of movement, so we have to develop technology on all fronts.
We have to develop a new way of managing the planet.
Android(Monodroid) to be more efficient, if we have to develop for all of the platforms.
We have to develop new habits and maintain them.
CHAMBERS}“We have to develop godly habits to express what God's gracehas done in us.
The approaching winter and the associated increase in gas consumption mean that we have to develop principles which should govern the European energy market.
We have to develop a new way of managing the planet, collectively, through collective wisdom.
Most of all-and this is true with anyone we want to talk to about Jesus- we have to develop relationships with those outside the Church.
We have to develop the railway infrastructure, the maritime corridors, the ports infrastructure and co-modality.
Second, we have to develop innovative systems to recycle and reuse the water used for manufacturing processes.
You're right… we have to develop a transit system.
So we have to develop individual alarm models that allow us to rapidly compare the machines, which can be compared.
We're a young team, we have to develop further.”- said Hooper right after the match.
We have to develop new ways of doing business which ensure that our growth does not come at the expense of the world's diminishing natural resources.”.
First, we have to develop a relationship described as“Do not do to another what you yourself hate,” followed by“Love another as you love yourself.”.
We have to develop a safe single European energy market, ensure that the whole of Europe is connected through transport networks and eradicate the disparities that still exist among the various European Union regions.
Clearly we have to develop logistics in Europe and transport policy is an adjunct to the internal market and its development, but we cannot, on the one hand, have ambitious plans to reduce greenhouse gases and, on the other hand, be over-modest.