English-German translation for "have to"
"have to" German translation
have to
Someone would have to pay compensation, and the viewers would be no better off.
At the same time, we have major tasks ahead of us that have to be accomplished.
As soon as Agenda 2000 has been completed, we will have to discuss this matter.
So, what I'm going to talk to you about now is: what do we have to do this time?
And you have to have a bumper sticker, you know. You have to have a statement.
These often have to be drawn up during long political decision-making processes.
I just want not to have any room for doubt -- you have to see that for yourself.
How many more reports do we have to read about gross violations of human rights?
We do not have to go back to the caves, but we must advance to better efficiency.
First of all we have to find and call to account those who are guilty of the act.
to have to {verb}
to have to {vb} (also: to must, to want, to be obliged)
These often have to be drawn up during long political decision-making processes.
I just want not to have any room for doubt -- you have to see that for yourself.
How many more reports do we have to read about gross violations of human rights?
We do not have to go back to the caves, but we must advance to better efficiency.
First of all we have to find and call to account those who are guilty of the act.
to have to {vb} (also: need to do)
What is more, everything we do will have to respect Echo's neutral mandate.
That gives you a perception of how far we have to go in promoting renewable energies.
And what we have to do to do that is we have to limit access to certain information.
You don’t ride in cars, you don’t talk -- you’re going to have to do those things."
To win, all you have to do is show up at the right place at the right time.
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Usage examples for "have to" in German
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