Примери коришћења That should have на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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An innocent discovery of a well-preserved mummified Emperor from 200 BC China unearths a 2000 year old nightmare- a secret that should have remained….
my dad had a massive heart attack that should have killed him.
The authorities of the country have announced measures that should have calmed the situation,
Unearths a two-thousand-year-old nightmare, a secret that should have remained buried.
It then became known that Washington did transmit some information that should have helped determine the missile's trajectory.
Unnecessary administrative decisions blocked judicial investigations of state employees that should have been carried out," the group quoted Bahri Bayram Belen,
These are entirely logical steps that should have given the system completeness,
And the miracle was that that little bit of oil… that should have lasted just one day, burned for.
So, the toxin that should have killed Alan,
And a lot of you feel that I'm an outsider… who took over a job that should have gone to a local…
That should have reassured me, and yet the moment I entered the camper an unspeakable sense of dread grabbed hold of me.
Several of the neighboring EU member states that should have a particular interest in the advancement of the Western Balkans toward the EU also unfortunately tend to block
the economic and security benefits that should have come from partnering with the European Union are no longer apparent
the economic and security benefits that should have come from partnering with the European Union are no longer apparent
important matter that should have urgent consideration”.
important matter that should have urgent consideration”.
important matter that should have urgent consideration".
you also don't want to end up with an outdated look that should have stayed back in its decade of inception.
that">North Stream 2 can go ahead, but the countries of South Eastern Europe, that should have an increase in consumption,
primarily as an action that should have a political, not economic, effect.