Examples of using Has to decide in English and their translations into Polish
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The judge has to decide.
Rada has to decide whether to send election Chernovetskyi.
You're the one who has to decide.
Everyone has to decide for himself.
I am the one who has to decide!
People also translate
Each man has to decide for himself.
That's when the judge has to decide.
Nobody has to decide anything now.
Each potential customer has to decide himself.
Nobody has to decide anything now, okay?
No one tells you what it's like… Being the one who has to decide.
You're the one who has to decide, Cara Lynn.
Europe has to decide what solidarity is required.
Each of YouTube user has to decide for itself.
Every man has to decide for themselves which side they're on.
Whether you love or puzzle over it now is through his stomach,Julia has to decide.
Every one of you has to decide for oneself.
He has to decide whether to resign or to play through to the bitter end.
According to the Act, the government has to decide how much renewable energy needs.
Someone has to decide whether to release this information.
Or to play through to the bitter end. He has to decide whether to resign.
Everyone has to decide which type he belongs to. .
Everything changes as a result of certain events, andMia suspended for one day between life and death has to decide which side will be.
When a rescuer has to decide about your life.
Now, Tim has to decide discuss a potential offer. whether he's ready to. .
This is where the dog has to decide between Darrin's ex and Darrin.
The farmer has to decide which biogas solution is the most promising one- and which concept will be realized.
This is where the dog has to decide between Darrin's ex and Darrin.
Thus, everyone has to decide, based on the capabilities and preferences, whether to paint a bath with his hands.
According to that Regulation, the Council has to decide on any necessary adjustments by 31 December 2002.