Examples of using Would add in English and their translations into Czech
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So I thought I would add the O.- Name's Franco. They guys tell me there's another Frank here.
And I knew this deadline would add even more pressure.
And to be clear, this would add three slaps to Marshall's existing one, giving him four slaps in total.
I just thought it would add more malevolence, you know?
Uh, I would add that, given the equipment Mr. Ross borrowed, so that could further narrow our search.
as a slave. that would add to her power.
basic education and, I would add, subsistence farming.
I agree with what other speakers have already said and I would add that the Single European Sky needs to be completed as a matter of urgency.
I should like to give the example of the Commission Action Plan on consular protection, and would add that I fully agree with you that this is an area in which something needs to be done.
proving that it is a political world actor with ever-increasing importance, and I would add- a political importance.
In order to set a clearer definition of the object, the entity would add a specific code chosen in the Supplementary Vocabulary looking for a suitable code among section D:
Just as commendable, moreover, is the anticipated- to'anticipated' I would add'desirable'- option for the Member States to adopt more effective provisions
safety at work would add yet more bureaucracy
I would like to begin by thanking the Council for having responded so fully to the interventions, and would add that I endorse the points that have been raised.
on condition(I would add) of the total respect of the principles
the national context and how the Youth Guarantee would add value to current provisions;- building up partnership approaches;- early intervention
Some questions were raised about piracy and I would add that, although it is not competent for the deployment of naval forces as foreseen by UNSC Resolution 1816,
We would add sugar.
We would add strength.
I would add some black pepper.