Examples of using Will put an end in English and their translations into Hungarian
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going on that show will put an end to all these ridiculous rumors about my father.
That's true, you can't have 32 parties so they said this one person will put an end to this comedy.
The EU must respond with a genuinely European asylum policy that will put an end to the panic and the unnecessary human suffering.
We express our hope that this will put an end to the bloodshed and life can return back to normal in Ukraine.
or war will put an end to mankind.
obtaining the Stone of Immortality will put an end to this past.
otherwise war will put an end to mankind.
These forces obstruct the Egyptian solution that will put an end to internal disputes and divisions.
In addition, the statute will put an end to the lack of clarity relating to assistants' remuneration.
The text will put an end to the export not only of metallic mercury, but also of certain important mercury compounds that are produced in large quantities in the EU.
This new directive will put an end to the legislative fragmentation that has been damaging the participation in the cross-border market
This should help us deliver a directive that will put an end to secret meetings setting charges for airports in a monopolistic
They are blessed because the coming of the Kingdom will put an end to their poverty by creating a world of fellowship.
Its signature and ratification will put an end to the institutional crisis caused by the referenda in France and the Netherlands.
I swear by my honor I will put an end to the full moon killer
If mankind does not put an end to war, war will put an end to mankind.
the Hungarian Socialist Party will put an end to the practices and power of the oligarchs of Fidesz.
Organizations belonging to CLECAT warn of the negative consequences of this approach, which will put an end to the efficiency and environmental benefits achieved by European road transport thanks to the single market.
This will put an end to the decades- old dilemma of whether it's possible to do pancreatic transplants because the operation is so invasive when done in the traditional way‚" said Ugo Boggi‚ who heads the team.