Examples of using Would pose in English and their translations into Chinese
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Instead: Limit processed meats to once a week, as researchers speculate this would pose only a small risk.
This will expose the module's internal metal components, which would pose as an electric shock hazard.
The HQ-9 has a range of 125 miles, which would pose a threat to any airplanes, civilians or military, flying close by.”.
They would pose legal questions, talk about their families and health concerns, describe their spiritual and educational quests.
A premature withdrawal of monetary and fiscal stimuli by individual countries with a view to an" orderly exit" would pose a significant risk, however.
It would pose a security threat, and the company cannot tolerate that kind of risk.
One of the participants stressed that an ambiguous convention would pose serious risks.
Although the election would pose challenges, it would bring greater benefits to the country.
In the context of globalization, a major health problem in the Republic of China on Taiwan would pose a threat to the entire world.
It was agreed that interaction with the universal periodic review would pose challenges, but also create opportunities.
State Department security personnel suggested this would pose a security risk during her tenure.
The existence of Friday the gorilla would pose a technical, not a moral, problem for Crusoe.
To claim that those minor points would pose unacceptable risks to their security interests is not credible.
Indexation of arrears would pose more complex technical issues than would the imposition of interest, which would achieve a similar result in practice.
It was expected that Tsvangirai's Movement for Democratic Change(MDC) would pose a robust challenge to Mnangagwa's ruling ZANU-PF.
Drought in Afghanistan and African countries would pose an obstacle to achieving Goals 1 and 7 on poverty and hunger eradication and environmental sustainability.
If Somalia' s natural resource base continues to decline, it would pose a further challenge to political stability as well as much needed development initiatives.
In the hands of terrorists, such weapons would pose a direct threat to civil aviation.
The organization of national elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the first in nearly 40 years, would pose significant logistical challenges.
They indicated that everything had to be put back in place and lamented the problems that landmines, unexploded ordnance and booby traps would pose for humanitarian efforts.