Examples of using Would set in English and their translations into Greek
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not including the real ones Tracy would set.
Such a deal would set the stage for economic recovery,
its banks default, it would set an alarming precedent.
In 1965, Gordon Moore made a prediction that would set the pace for our modern digital revolution.
Above all, it was agreed that Washington would set a deadline for its allies- the start of July- to arrive at a negotiated agreement in Geneva.
made a prediction that would set the pace for our modern digital revolution.
which Trotsky predicted would set the stage for the formal dissolution of the Comintern.
When finalised, the new Tier 3 standards would set new vehicle emissions standards
Jehovah, and would set a bad example as to Christian conduct.
made a prediction that would set the pace for our modern digital revolution.
When finalized, the so-called Tier 3 standards would set new vehicle emissions standards
American interests would set their sights on the resources of some country
said on Tuesday that releasing the full advice would set a dangerous precedent.
Whereas the granting of an authorisation for an application that is fraught with so many deficiencies would set a very bad precedent for future authorisation decisions under REACH;
The draft law would set goals for 2030 and 2050 in cutting emissions
Leaders realise acquiescence to the Greek government's demands would set a precedent for every other country that might wish to challenge the strictures of the European Union.
that releasing the full advice would set a dangerous precedent.
The problem is that the ministry would set a precedent and want to avoid.
Investors and European policymakers say a rejection would set Greece on a path out of the euro,
Stronger institutional relationships between these organizations would set the stage for closer cooperation on counterterrorism