Примери коришћења Would be considered на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I didn't realize until later on in life how growing up in what would be considered the"non-digital world" shaped me to be the person I am today.
So you have a five-week period when your baby could arrive at any time and it would be considered normal.
Just who would dictate what would be considered“obscene, lewd,
under normal circumstances, would be considered close to failing.”.
This would be considered my“slush fund” where I wouldn't be affected if I lost my butt on some horrible stock trades.
The only place this is applicable is if your insurance policy covers your goods for their entire value and this would be considered supplemental coverage for your move.
Any movement by Britain to recognizing the Confederacy officially would be considered an unfriendly act toward the US.
It didn't matter what happened on the trip, it would be considered a success if we reached the Grand Canyon and back.
could possibly run across what would be considered private information
For example, implanting a standard monofocal IOL during cataract surgery would be considered the standard of care
though probably not President Vladimir Putin, which would be considered too provocative.”.
Facilitates in itself, that the supervisor does not have to make external reports to the platform, which would be considered a waste of time.
the publisher would be considered the seller, and an online vendor like Amazon would act as an agent,
the publisher would be considered the seller, and an online vender like Amazon would act as an“agent,” in exchange for a thirty-per-cent fee.
conversation with the same care and devotion to detail… I would any conversation that would be considered a business transaction.
negligence on behalf of theologians would be considered a great crime towards this call,
Such an action would be considered an act of domestic terrorism if you
After the vote the school would be considered"occupied" or under a"sit-in" regime-- meaning no classes, lectures or labs.
They spent a couple of days on the farm of what would be considered a poor family.
nights on the farm of what would be considered a very poor family.