Examples of using Would back in English and their translations into Greek
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they have also said they would back military action if no other option remains.
US Secretary of State John Kerry said world powers would back Libya in seeking exemption from a UN arms embargo.
The respondents were also asked which party they would back if parliamentary elections were to be held next Sunday.
in the US election, they would back President Barack Obama over challenger Mitt Romney, numerous polls have shown.
Quarter of Brits would back far-right party as mainstream has let them down.
said Belgrade would back an election organised by a status-neutral organisation"rather than under the patronage of[EU Special Representative in Kosovo] Pieter Feith's office
Albanian President Alfred Moisiu has said that his country would back all solutions stemming from an agreement made by the two sides
announcing it would back non-dollar trade with it,
Finnish Parliament Speaker Paavo Lipponen said his country would back Croatia's EU entry in 2009,
Right from the beginning… we would say‘yes,'” Erdogan stated in response to a question during an interview with NBC News on Thursday that whether Turkey would back such a potential move by the US against Syria.
while 46 per cent would back Brexit.
The right-wing Independent Greeks party said it would back Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras to be the next prime minister,
is concerned it's,'Everything but Hillary Clinton,'" Le Pen told CNN in an interview when asked which U.S. candidate she would back.
the Czech Republic have said they would back Orban and veto any sanction against Hungary.
while 46 per cent would back Brexit.
that his country would back Vietnam's bid for the post of a UN Security Council non-permanent member in 2008-2009,
made it clear he would back Weber for the top EU Commission post.
United Kingdom said this month they would back targeted military action against Damascus if there were proof chemical weapons had been used by forces under President Bashar al-Assad.
Most French people want Muslims suspected of harboring extremist views detained if they appear on spy agency watchlists and would back a ban on ultra-conservative Salafist Islam,
government spokesman Steffen Seibert told a regular news conference when asked if Germany would back Macron should he push for euro bonds.