Examples of using Libya would in English and their translations into Greek
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The destabilization of Libya would also have significant implications for North Africa,
He said the chaos in Libya would affect the entire Mediterranean region if peace would not be ensured as soon as possible.
The leaders of the Interim National Council understand that the presence of foreign troops on the ground in Libya would not aid their cause.
The leaders of the Interim National Council understand that the presence of foreign troops on the ground in Libya would not aid their cause.
When asked about the conditions in which Libya would request troops from Ankara,
said the cease-fire in Libya would pave the way for an important opportunity and he hopes the country will enter a peaceful process.
A successful Russian intervention in Libya would help encourage it to view Russian security cooperation as a viable alternative to reaching a compromise with the Turkish Republic of North Cyprus.
Thirdly, most CEOs believed that the US-NATO invasion of Libya would lead to monopoly ownership
Thirdly, most CEO's believed that the US-NATO invasion of Libya would lead to monopoly ownership
On Friday, state television announced that every family in Libya would receive 500 dinars($400),
without which regime change in Libya would not have occurred.
was disembarked in Europe, as returning them to Libya would condemn them to a real risk of arbitrary detention and torture.
was taken to Europe, as returning them to Libya would expose them to the threat of arbitrary detention and potentially torture.
It stands to reason that Libya would reach out to the Greeks,
Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan said that he believed Libya would improve democracy and upgrade economic living
Furthermore, a towering Russian presence in Libya would compel the European Union to negotiate with Moscow over the issue of refugee flow from north Africa to Europe,
If today Libya would be like Syria,
be taken to Europe; returning them to Libya would expose them to the threat of arbitrary detention, ill-treatment and torture.
where he gleefully predicted success in Libya would embolden radical elements in Algeria,
In a related event Colonel Qaddafi has also told African leaders that if plans for an African Union were delayed that Libya would divert billions of dollars worth of investments from the African continent to the Mediterranean region and become its most influential player.