Примери за използване на Public would на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Try to imagine how the public would respond if personal search data accidentally leaked out from Google as part of a university research project.
The secret order decided to test the waters to see how the public would respond to its occult philosophies.
a member of the public would get similar levels of exposure in only seconds per day.
The legitimate interests of the public would, they argue, be satisfied by the publication of anonymous statistics.
Recent rumors have suggested a far comfortable relationship than the public would prefer, between what is now JP Morgan Chase and the Federal Reserve.
The public would associate higher trade deficits with an increasing standard of living,
trying to find out what the public would like to hear.
However, one of my primary concerns was how the other fighters and the public would accept me.
If you had done half the work that you earned… the public would have been happy.
If everyone began telling the truth, the public would learn that the CCP grew by ingratiating itself with the Soviet Union,
was worried that the public would associate her with being a“bitch,” so she made Lorne Michaels switch her part.
We already know how much of the public would react if, say,
AEJ considers that the public would benefit from an independent observatory that acts on the first place like a knowledge centre, gathering studies
In a genuine‘age of reason,' science would assist in providing clear answers to issues, and the public would be able to engage in open,
Many agree that failure to hold the local election would hurt Serbian President Boris Tadic in the run up to the Serbian presidential election this year, because the public would get the impression that the north of Kosovo was being abandoned.
AEJ thinks that the public would benefit from an independent observatory that acts as a knowledge centre,
But had it not been for those institutions they would not have been commonly taught at all, and both the individual and the public would have suffered a good deal from the want of those important parts of education.
stating that the controversial cases were being investigated and the public would be fully informed in due time.
given that, without these laws, the public would be at the mercy of the cowboys on the Internet.
In a genuine‘age of reason,' science would provide clear answers to issues and the public would be able to engage in open,