Приклади вживання Would remain in Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Most of the vehicles would remain in Japan, but 49 of them were exported into Australia
These fires would produce immense amounts of particulate matter which would remain in the lower atmosphere for weeks even after the fires ceased.
the Mayor of Kyiv announced at the forum that development for a smart city would remain in medium- and long-term plans only.
Prior to the Malaysian Grand Prix, Márquez confirmed that he would remain in Moto2 for the 2012 season,
You would immediately wonder about aging, but you would remain in a mature body that was always healthy.
Although the command centre would remain in Moscow, securing missiles spread across Russian territory could be harder than it was after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The spokesman said US troops would remain in Iraq for as long as they were required.
The following year, he was appointed as Minister for Foreign Affairs, and would remain in the post until the death of President Houari Boumédienne in 1978.
There are no connections that would remain in the soil after nitrogen uptake by plant roots.
Before that, the aircraft would remain in the US for two years, where they would be used to train pilots
They would remain in place even after a deal is signed for the new jets until delivery takes place.
He would remain in confinement for 20 years,
The Communists publicly supported independence in exchange for a silent consent of National Democrats that the Communists would remain in power.
any necessary support, but would remain in the barracks and let the SS handle things.
Without the supernatural regeneration by the Holy Spirit, all men would remain in their fallen state.
reaction would cancel each other out and the earth would remain in orbit.
The Army agreed to provide weapons and transports, but would remain in their barracks and let the SS handle things.
(Until that point of all-out war, however, the weapons themselves would remain in U.S. hands.).
sentenced to death in 1930 and would remain in jail until his death.