Examples of using Could now in English and their translations into Polish
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the Community industry could now benefit from effective trade conditions on the market
Reed, who finished the opening round five shots behind leader Graeme McDowell- his playing partner- was quick to apologize on Twitter, but could now face sanctions.
Singles could now instantly find a match whether they were on their laptop at home,
grown as a person, this could now mean that different interests have developed.
If the European Union had intervened then, a huge profit could now be realised from the sale of grains, which would also help livestock breeders.
many scientists believe, could now, or at some point in the future, be an abode for life.
I would be pleased if this House could now vote for it with a large majority.
And we asked a doctor to remove the tube from the ventilator, since she could now breathe!
Which could now accommodate other things He also forgot the pain caused by his ribcage as it expanded, creating space for a bigger heart, besides his home, his siblings and himself.
The worst threat facing Ukraine at the moment is that the interests of certain political players could now result in the loss of the closer relations with, and reputation in,
Emphasis could now be put on adult language learning,
The incandescent lamp meanings became even large then the"breakthrough", could now all over the world"lit up" even on winter evenings
costs which had to be allocated for this reporting in the past could now be saved.
Self-censorship, which has so far been motivated by a desire to keep advertisers, could now progress into censorship as a matter of survival for the journalists,
the trial initiated against Oleg Orlov, who could now face years in prison,
the norms of international human rights law by both parties in the conflict would be a basic precondition in the Middle Eastern conflict for discernible progress in the peace process, which could now suffer a serious setback, once again, as a result of Israel's planned settlement construction.
that the spoils of war could now be distributed amongst his followers
Moscow's decision to sever relations with the Polish government in exile in April 1943 actually suited Churchill, who could now communicate with Stalin directly over the heads of the London Poles,
Tempus II could now, thanks to the experience they have acquired, make a useful contribution