Examples of using Does mean in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
The change of the name of the party does mean any political or ideological change.
However, it does mean that you can start perfecting yourselves in new ways.
Does mean I will not marry?
This deal does mean we are taking back control of our laws.
What a high VIX reading does mean is that investors are seeing significant risk that the market will move sharply, whether up or down.
Private investment has meant and does mean for Latin America that the sums taken out of our continent are several times higher than those that are invested….
The higher the SPF number does mean better protection,
Though they may seem cruel and unusual, does mean manning the store until closing.
This does mean, however, that you need to make more of an effort to get things moving,
It does mean, however, that, if this situation continues, we will need to discuss the situation in Burma in our contacts with ASEAN.
Coming by train does mean a change of trains in Chur
But it does mean that you should be the best you that you can possibly be.
Nevertheless, this does mean that all review of proportionality, albeit difficult,
This does mean that you should start eating only foods rich in protein
But it does mean you're going to need to pick up the pace down there.
But it does mean his ass will be sitting up here in the cell next to yours.
Just because it's the path of least resistance does mean it's the wrong path.
That does mean that now is the right time to look at how we can ensure children have the access they need to the teaching in those subjects.”.
Now sometimes that does mean suspending and even terminating contracts when host governments are not living up to their end of the agreement,
But it does mean that the wealth of the people leaving that category to climb upwards is significantly more than those moving_into_the middle class bracket at the other end.