Examples of using Would avoid in English and their translations into Danish
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And those cowards who would send younger men to their deaths in battles they themselves would avoid.
This would avoid there being too many fishermen in one place,
Email body New businesses would avoid many problems if, from the very beginning,
This would avoid duplication of effort
New businesses would avoid many problems if, from the very beginning,
Deletion would avoid a standstill and open up the way for new possibilities in the trilogue negotiations.
Madam President, I could never have imagined that the Council would avoid answering directly on the question of the anti-communist memorandum.
so we would avoid having windfall profits by power companies with consumers paying a higher price for electricity.
This would contribute to legal uniformity in the Community and would avoid conflicts between conventions.
of distinguishing between addresses by using numbers, like telephone numbers, for that would avoid Internet piracy?
Very few browser add-ons for IE were available so users who were looking at using additional browser features, would avoid Internet Explorer.
Those in support of increased threshold values have pointed out that this would avoid administrative costs
One of several important aspects to me was that this would avoid the situation where colleagues would investigate colleagues.
This would avoid daytime air attacks during their final approach to Guadalcanal.[10]:would see them in the fading light.">
In order to encourage bicycle riding, especially in urban areas, Member States should include special routes for cyclists into any variant of building the road transport infrastructure, which would avoid as much as possible crossing with the main drive routes.
Always bear in mind that real companies would avoid sending such types of files,
for example in Egypt and Tunisia, as this would avoid integration problems in Europe.
under your Presidency, would avoid the tendency- that sometimes is all too visible- of over-regulating rather than deregulating
In writing.-(IT) I support the wording of this resolution because I believe that the monetary policy of the euro should remain an exclusive competence of the European institutions, since this would avoid the setting-up of double structures which would prove detrimental to European integration.
Financial groups with many lines of business would avoid reporting and paying for the supervision exercised by different authorities,