Examples of using Would be considered in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Much more practical than many other shoes that would be considered the quintessence of nobleness(high heel shoes, for example)….
their clothing is concerned, we saw nothing that would be considered extravagant, even though much superior to the poor toggery of the majority of the natives.
verification of the customer declaration, would be considered 100% business as usual.
The introduction of a social assistance system would be considered to increase citizens' mobility
surely that would be considered murder.
for instance we're married to someone who would be considered a misleading friend,
Insufficient compliance with the recommendations under the surveillance of imbalances would be considered an aggravating factor in the fiscal assessment under the Stability and Growth Pact.
forging a president's signature would be considered an act of treason.
The courtesan knew that her son would be considered a threat to the throne,
Giving time off work would be considered acceptable in Denmark,
They were assured that their work would be considered satisfactory if they would keep the facts to themselves
Judging from their clothing… would be considered formalwear. a town where high rubber fishing boots and spittoons.
otherwise any meat to which salt has been added would be considered as salted meat of heading 0210.
which in an adult would be considered abnormal.
it made clear that an attack on one member country would be considered an attack on all.
The loyalty of the mind should be so great that anything contrary to God's will would be considered treason.
The parties are bound by a usage which would be considered generally applicable by traders in the same situation as the parties.
In general, an account would be considered to be maintained by a Financial Institution as follows.
Notifiability would be considered necessary to prove absence of infestation in its autochthonous animal or human population.
Thus, any stifling of competition resulting from successful advancement by a group would be considered legitimate, whereas those moves initiated for the purpose of crushing competition would not.