Examples of using Have to commit in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
You have to commit to. .
Mar 16, I already have a lot that I have to commit to. .
Member States have to commit the necessary resources.
Each and every one of us will have to face a moment where we have to commit that horrible sin.
We have to commit resources to this and make room for it in our budget, therefore.
Don't you?- Not if we have to commit a crime.
We have to commit ourselves to the ultimate goal,
Will have to face a moment where we have to commit that horrible sin. Inevitably.
If you have to commit crime… to get what you want… then you're not meant to have it.
The ball is now in the court of the Member States, as they have to commit to ratify this convention.
We have to commit illegal acts ourselves. To protect our customers who committed illegal acts.
At the same time the industry would have to commit itself in respect of financing and implementation.
Therefore, at the beginning of the therapy, it is made clear to the participants that they have to commit for a specified length of time.
This is a long-term process and we have to commit ourselves to it, I hope with more vigour
although the minimum purchase threshold of 20 GH/s means first time users have to commit themselves in order to try the service.
Our suppliers and sub-suppliers have to commit to follow the regulation set in REACH,
we are in such a position in this material world that we have to commit sinful activities
World leaders have to commit to a concrete action plan leading to sustainable development and poverty eradication within
there are no contracts involved in which you have to commit to a certain period of service.
As the Member States would have to commit themselves to slimmed-down structures, this would automatically reduce their administrative obstacles and taxes.
we have decided that members of the public who attend‘Open Teaching Retreats' will have to commit to refraining from smoking for the entire weekend- i.e.
This may be the case where licensees have to commit substantial investments in production assets
we have to do it by conceding now that we have to commit to our citizens, and that we have to fulfil concrete tasks
the EU would have to commit an additional 180 billion per year,
good governance for participating countries that have to commit to embracing a wider range of core universal values on human,
I believe, therefore, that we have to commit ourselves to considering the new models that allow for diversification of agricultural production while at the same time guaranteeing a sound ecological balance for all of our territories.
So the speaker has to commit to what he is saying.
I had to commit him.
The government in question has to commit itself to the cause of achieving a gender balance in political decisionmaking.
On top of that, I had to commit Atlantis to a much larger day-to-day participation in the politics of the Pegasus galaxy.
