Examples of using Actions could in English and their translations into German
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Official
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
Has it never occurred to you that your actions could affect anyone else?
Some of these actions could be strengthened
Actions could contribute in particular to supporting the reintegration of returnees into their communities.
Actions could also be taken to increase harmonisation
The following actions could accelerate the creation of SSL lead markets in public and residential buildings.
Do you realize that your actions could have destroyed everything I have been working on?
These actions could in future become a guarantee that crimes of this type are never repeated.
To"ensure greater involvement of economic and social partners", the following actions could be proposed.
Actions could comprise initiatives to facilitate social integration of asylum seekers
A"clean operational sequence" of the actions could be well received.
There were concerns that the actions could deter merchant vessels from carrying out rescues.
In this case, the actions could include any impact associated with sensitivity and its change.
Only through that a stable attitude would be possible from which helpful actions could derive.
Trade-union actions could have ensured that similar cranes would be examined at the known weak points.
These spiritual actions could not satisfy the nationalist Jews, one of whom was John himself.
To what degree U.S. actions could influence major developing countries to accept a rigorous climate agreement?
Above all, these illegal actions could lead to a sympathetic movement for the culprits of terrorist actions. .
Even though the provocations are not currently a direct military threat, these actions could still lead to war.
Actions could also potentially oblige website operators to inform their users about security breaches affecting their personal data.
we would all agree that those(inconceivable) actions could be legitimately opposed.