Examples of using Would arise in English and their translations into Polish
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Jesus left the working out of‘developments' to the later Church- as needs and opportunities would arise.
Who would have ever guessed that a game as big as Tibia would arise from a hobby project started by these four adventurers, so many years ago….
But even in this dark age, every now and then a solitary teacher would arise proclaiming the Mosaic concept of divinity.
However, Indonesia still has many challenges and risks that would arise if the MEA has been implemented.
new questions would arise that would take a long time to answer.
A mega-tsunami? Let's say that the bubbles are about the size of a wave that would arise in the event of an earthquake.
New market opportunities would arise for small and mid-size credit rating agencies,
If critical technologies for development and production were no longer accessible due to restrictions on exports imposed by others, serious problems to achieving European security goals would arise.
that these false teachers would arise from within the churches Acts 20:30.
the Commission may fix the total amount of the periodic penalty payment at a lower figure than that which would arise under the original decision.
the Commission may fix the total amount of the periodic penalty payment at a lower figure than that which would arise under the original decision.
death of a performer, then, when several performers contribute to a recording or performance, the issue would arise whose death triggers the term.
Furthermore, practical difficulties would arise as the new proposal,
At the same time and given that the savings linked to this simplification would arise from the reduction in fees paid to external accountants or accountancy firms, a marginally negative impact on employment is to be expected:
What Scripture DOES teach is that false teachings would arise even from among accepted church leaders
foretold that false teachers would arise, and indeed it is apparent from some of the New Testament epistles that these apostles had to fight against false teachers early on.
detriment of all insured persons in order to cover the additional costs that would arise.
to avoid pro-cyclical effects which would arise if financing arrangements had to rely solely on ex-post contributions in a systemic crisis, it is indispensable that the ex-ante
provided that the application of that system never results in the application of a charge which falls below that which would arise from the application of paragraph 1 in accordance with the rules laid down in Directive 92/83/EEC.
the Commission may fix the definitive amount of the periodic penalty payments at a figure lower than that which would arise under the original decision.