Eksempler på brug af Would be made på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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like any other plant would be made by the lessee only after written consent of the City,
a later date, so I ask you to desist from asserting that all research would be made impossible.
Nothing prevents that in this regard would be made in future a statistically significant number of additional observations,
The question was in how far we can already talk about a"corporate public", that is a public that would be made of a"multitude" of little fragmented publics, tribes, self-organised structures, etc….
it being pre-supposed that no changes would be made to the established practices concerning the safeguarding of confidential information.
This amendment is unsatisfactory because it calls for a unilateral evaluation, which would be made by the Commission alone,
as a new distribution which would be made openly, in the spirit of Linux
contractual ties, would be made conditional on the usual political provisos imposed by the Union on all the former belligerents in the former Yugoslavia.
be wiped away and">all the data present on that hard drive would be made as available space ready to overwritten.
However, these sacrifices would be made without giving any prospect of sustainable employment to the remaining workers,
we infer that sweeping changes would be made in the entire organization
Democratization means European decisions would be made within a framework where the essential guarantees of democracy would be real guarantees,
A handful of amendments would be made to Part III so that the Constitution might be presented as
the Commission was not in a position to put formal proposals to the Rome European Council, but that proposals would be made a little later in the year.
And it made more sense in my head that I would be made of box than the box would be made of me. I thought if I was related to a box, we must share DNA.
regardless of the great expense which that necessarily involved and which would be made up in other ways.
various Member States during an event such as Euro 2000, progress would be made.
the Treaty of Lisbon, and then it would, in fact, be the case that decisions in Europe would be made by bureaucratic means.
It was also intended that efforts would be made not only to ensure the safety