Examples of using Would perhaps in English and their translations into Dutch
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just a little more informed, would perhaps even prefer a similar manner compiling equations directly expressed as chemical garbage.
That would perhaps be very good,
If Mary Lennox had been a child who was ready to be amused she would perhaps have.
A process that does not proceed in"real-time" would perhaps store information before operating on it.
If I had not read this, so I would perhaps read the Original.
more oriented on one of the mangrove regions on earth would perhaps be advisable, fore these beautiful occupants bound to this biotope.
It would perhaps be better to entrust the Presidency to the small countries
An investment in human capital today would perhaps provide the economic stimulus needed to finance tomorrow's pensioners.
The best thing would perhaps be for it to deal with the most important question.
We are looking for companies that would perhaps like to produce and distribute this valve.
I would ask if maybe you would perhaps think about being interested?
The leader of the posse would perhaps have doubted the sincerity of d'Artagnan if the wine had been bad;
There would perhaps not be anything untoward about this,
Those who have fled would perhaps even return if such stability could be brought back to Syria
A shift in the budget towards a policy closer to the interests of our citizens would perhaps have gained greater understanding for Community policy in the eyes of the women of our Community.
If there have been any new developments, it would perhaps be a good idea if we could hear about them in the Committee on Social Affairs,
It would perhaps open up certain other possible ways of securing a type of protection
I must say that no nuclear power stations have yet been built in Greece and so it would perhaps be something of a contradiction if we were to support the nuclear energy moratorium at a time when there is no such problem in Greece.
it will also bring with it considerable translation costs which would perhaps limit access to SMEs.
impose an oil embargo, and consideration would perhaps need to be given to compensating the south Sudanese for lost oil revenue.