Examples of using Would force in English and their translations into Finnish
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that competition would force prices down.
the master would force him do it….
Opponents, including Britain, argue that it would harm civil liberties since it would force countries to share intelligence material with all 28 members of the EU.
there is nothing happening in Lithuania that would force us to take action.
The European Union that we desire is not the one that Turkey's presence would force us to create.
Many were even convinced that after accession the EU would force Turkey to return Famagusta to its rightful occupants.
It is a tax that penalises speculators and would force all those who have profited by gambling with our money to pay up.
Lastly, there are two amendments which would force the Commission to adopt measures which it has already planned to take.
This would force some Member States to close their coal mines on that date
It was decided that an early thrust to Damascus would force the Vichy commander to withdraw his forces to assist in its defence.
The non-renewal of the special state aid regime would force some member states to close uncompetitive hard coal mines immediately,
which, in his opinion, would force US corporations to invest tens of billions of dollars in modernizing their enterprises
On services, the Commission must abandon its new benchmarking proposal that would force poorer countries to open their service sectors,
burning the changeling would force the fairies to bring back their real daughter.
deliberate even of those who would force our tongues to betray its trust.
the new emission trading scheme would force them to achieve a further 21% reduction compared to emissions reported in 2005.
One reserve reduces by EUR 17 million the preparation for staff salaries at headquarters in the policy area of external actions, and that would force the Commission to leave posts vacant and to block recruitment from the beginning of January.
pressed for all-out U-boat war, convinced that a high rate of shipping losses would force Britain to seek an early peace before the United States could react effectively.
We feel this would force Member States into a policy- in that sense, this is in
a tax that would not affect citizens, because it would force those directly responsible for the crisis to pay for their excesses.