Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We will have to move the patients in stable condition first.
• Mr Barroso has dubbed it a cornerstone, but I do not think that the cornerstone is yet firmly in place, and in the coming months we will have to move forward.
• time or not, whether to work as an employee or freelance, and our social security system should be adapted to suit this.
• We will have to move on to harmonization, and there are many reasons why this is the case.
• It is more urgent to look at bank charges, as from 1 January 1999 a certain number of questions will be raised in this respect, which means that we will have to move faster.
• We will have to move ahead, however, and we must do so as carefully as possible.
• In order to do this, we do not have to wait for the United States of America, particularly because it is more and more likely that we will have to move ahead without that country for the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in 2002.
• We will have to move towards a system in which people can choose the hours they work, whether to work part

• Will, we have to move the larp.
• He drew new cards for us, but that means that we have to move quickly before the effects kick in, whatever they are.
• If we want to stop that attack, we have to move fast and get those files before they're gone forever.
• To protect the city we have to move now.
• I think we have to move in that direction.
• Sir, we have to move the party.
• But we have to move right now before it comes back.
• I can give Tammas something to counteract the poison, but we have to move quickly.