Приклади вживання Putin may Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Let's remind you about the possible consequences of the conflict in Syria for Ukraine read in the story of"Apostrophe": Putin may take revenge for Syria in the Donbass: the dangerous scenario of the Kremlin is revealed.
Vucic and Putin may not obtain the"television picture" they need for their ratings.
Nationalist leaders from Donald Trump to Vladimir Putin may therefore heap abuse on the global trade network,
Putin may see prolonging the status quo in the Donbas- with persistent ceasefire violations
potentially very angry nation that Putin may not quite represent,
Putin might be tired of the old guard.
The Kremlin has denied rumours that Putin might be sick
Asked whether he thought Putin might change course,
Putin might want to replace his old friends with men who owe their entire careers to him(a fine distinction).
White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Obama and Putin might meet in New York,
Putin might be an advantage in experience
If Yanukovych tries force and fails, then Putin might claim that Russian military intervention is needed to restore order.
If Yanukovych tries force and fails, then Putin might claim that Russian military intervention is needed to restore order.
Putin might as well have said the program will resume when hell freezes over.
His appointment in April to a top role on one of the Kremlin panels raised hopes that Putin might back Kudrin's calls for reducing state control over the economy to stimulate private business
Yes, in this case the protest will become total but Putin might well sit in his throne well until his mandate expires,
After all, the double rise of Trump and Putin might have been halted if only Western governments
That was why there was no chance"at this point" that Putin might be invited to the G7 summit in Bavaria in June,
As he did when Al-Qaeda terrorists attacked the United States on September 11, 2001, Putin might use the tragedy to bolster his case that Russia and the West face a common foe and must work together-- on Moscow's terms-- to defeat it.
I'm afraid of speaking Russian now, because Putin might want to protect me”- that became the frequently repeated joke last year after the Russian president made it clear he considered Russian-speakers in Ukraine to be endangered by Kiev's new government.