Sie suchten nach: jabar has to choda chodi vide0 (Finnisch - Englisch)

has to be.
has to be.

there has to be food.
there has to be food.

this has to change for good.
this has to change for good.

i think there has to something else .
i think there has to something else .

but the credit has to be based on facts.
but the credit has to be based on facts.

the maximum total length has to be 33 characters.”;
the maximum total length has to be 33 characters.’;

for u2a access the it infrastructure has to be able to support cookies and javascript .
for u2a access the it infrastructure has to be able to support cookies and javascript .

for u2a access through the swift alliance webstation the it infrastructure has to be able to support cookies and javascript .
for u2a access through the swift alliance webstation the it infrastructure has to be able to support cookies and javascript .

information shall be provided in « pull » mode , which means that each participant has to ask to be provided with information .
information shall be provided in « pull » mode , which means that each participant has to ask to be provided with information .

the participant therefore has to ensure that an appropriate application is available for the exchange of xml messages ( requests and responses ) with the icm via a standardised interface .
the participant therefore has to ensure that an appropriate application is available for the exchange of xml messages ( requests and responses ) with the icm via a standardised interface .

but if the application does so, on received forms r it has to determine the form r sender, because it will receive references to identical message-identifiers (heading ‘000’). sending separate messages to each partner state with different ‘000’ headings is less confusing.
sending separate messages to each partner state with different ‘000’ headings is less confusing. the ‘subject’ item of the message contains a ‘file number’ and a full stop (‘.’) followed by the form-type identifier (letter: ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘e’, ‘f’, ‘g’, ‘h’ or ‘r’).