Приклади вживання Government could Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Talleyrand said that a government could do everything with bayonets except sit on them.
For example, they could spoof a cell tower near you, or a government could use its access to the cellular network to forward messages.
Depositors would no longer have to rely on commercial banks to hold their checking accounts, and the government could get out of the risky deposit-insurance business.
In my view, the best thing the government could do to develop Ukrainian media would be to not meddle.
If the Netherlands do not support the decision, the government could review the Association Agreement.
The government could thus deprive most displaced people of help with accommodation since the people want to work according to their profession,
THE Government could sell a ten per cent stake in the Royal Bank of Scotland this week.
create her own government could again lead to the chaos
that as long as you report your worldwide income, the government could care less.
If a married Spartan woman was childless, the government could order her to do something horrific.
And with more than 700,000 unemployed, the Government could be forced to heed the calls.
It's a program through which the government could compel corporate America,
Or, he said, the government could close the airport to reinforce their security- in particular for placing air defense systems and perimeter security.
Maybe, the government could invest more money into building websites
But the government could have engaged in more aggressive fiscal stimulus to counteract the hike's short-term effects.
Some analysts said the government could have covered Dniproenergo's debts
The government could recoup monies owed to it through asset sales,
And the Government could prevent other negative consequences by applying other laws,
its domestic consumption were accurate, the Government could make more objective decisions.
Hume argued that consent of the governed was the ideal foundation on which a government could rest, but that it had not actually occurred this way in general.