Examples of using Could replace in English and their translations into Croatian
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This tax could replace the Member State contribution based on GNI
I'm sorry. Even if I could replace them, the chances of finding another power source.
Passport has also partnered with scooter operator Lime to research ways in which a system of flexible parking charges could replace scooter caps.
the country with the best prognosis for speedy introduction of the euro is Bulgaria, which could replace its national currency by 2009.
The two were such a celebrated institution as to who could replace the dad of morning TV. that journalists nationwide are left clueless.
November 13- Iraqi president Jalal Talabani tells British television that Iraqi troops could replace UK forces by the close of 2006.
which was essentially free, could replace traditional public opinion surveys,
I have questioned other ways that could replace these experiments.
The cable cutter FELCO C112 could replace the FELCO C18S which is no more manufactured since many years.
The discovery of the new ecological material that could replace the disposable plastic film used in the kitchen is all Italian.
An HIV-1 antibody test could replace NAT if the baby was more than 18 months old
The idea that any of these doctors could replace Paul leotard is frankly offensive.
I prepared a list of early varieties of tomato, which could replace the dead from the cold plants.
recycled bio-waste could replace up to 30% of inorganic fertilisers;
That journalists nationwide are left clueless The two were such a celebrated institution as to who could replace the dad of morning TV.
Croatia could replace the kuna with the unified currency between 2010 and 2012,
What could replace this little-- almost looks like what you would see in a Do Not Smoking sign if there was a cigarette behind it, so this little slash between the inside of a circle below.
Currently, the EU imports around 6 million tonnes of phosphates a year but could replace up to 30% of this total by extraction from sewage sludge,
Concerns that big data technology could replace people and jobs are unfounded, Witte says,“We depend
the Member States to improve their data exchange on safer plant protection products which could replace plant protection products containing candidates for substitution,