Examples of using Which would mean in English and their translations into Czech
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Whoever stole the sword Has other things that belong in the warehouse, Which would mean that we have competition.
He might have been exposed to a toxin, which would mean his brother was, too.
I hope that one day, the gender pay gap day will be on 1 January, which would mean that there would be equal pay at that moment.
like an insect-borne bacterium, which would mean there might be other victims in this building.
Which would mean they wouldn't need to track your car. if they had installed a tracking device on it
they would have already been at your address, which would mean they wouldn't need to track your car.
holes were like holograms, then there's only one place where their information could be stored- the event horizon, which would mean it would never fall in
that is aid recipients, which would mean that thousands of racketed subjects would also disappear.
I could go for something economical which would mean I could keep driving for longer
not the end of this term, which would mean the middle of next year.
last in the 2010s, we can be equal in Europe, which would mean that men and women would also be treated in the same way in the labour market.
unless Mr Corbett's additional amendment is adopted, which would mean that at every stage of the procedure, the authorities would have to take action.
Either France has given a purely formal commitment, which would mean that the Commission has not received an answer
the compensation would be reduced from EUR 86 million to EUR 70 million, which would mean that Mauritania's income would be reduced by EUR 40 million over a period of three years.
pooling existing national resources,' which would mean an increase in the marginal cost for synergies achieved,
criteria for calculating pension benefits, which would mean that women's pension benefits would no longer fall short of men's.
if we would rather reduce the number of mistakes, which would mean discouraging our citizens from undertaking innovative
the social security regulation, we agree, I believe, on the need for clear articulation, which would mean that, once prior authorisation is requested by a patient, and if the conditions of the regulation are fulfilled- in other words,
Belarus and Kazakhstan, which would mean abandoning its European plans and aspirations.
Not early, which would mean it went badly.