Examples of using Would cut in English and their translations into Polish
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The sword you dangle over my head would cut deeply.
Establishing a carbon market with a 30% reduction target for the group of developed countries would cut global mitigation costs by about a quarter by 2020.
to explain how the UK would cut CO2 emissions by 80 per cent,
A 10% reduction in speed would cut fuel consumption
It has been calculated that a 10% reduction in speed would cut fuel consumption
Education Minister Simon Birmingham revealed a proposal that would cut funding to universities
if I made a sound, that he would cut my throat.
Taking Ixion now would cut two years off the war…
We're heading up to Canada, and we figured that route would cut at least a day off our trip.
Seriously, for 100 bucks you would figure the guy would cut us some slack.
Did you know the boys at BioFraction say they will have a reactor ready in 18 months that would cut costs almost 60%?
public health, which would cut costs by up to €27 billion per year in 2030.
most would cut through the brush to find the fugitive.
We can make the 15th just I would have to pay the workers more, but that would cut my profits in half.
It would bring full employment without a need for massive government spending, would cut welfare costs, and revitalize the private sector.
the onset of dementia, rather than one that cured it, would cut the number of people living with the condition by a third.
While we were still living on Miodowa Street I saw how they would cut Jews' sidelocks off, torture them….
The 17.1 kilometre Augustow bypass would involve building an expressway which would cut through the Rospuda river valley.
I mean it was very obvious to me that if these people could, they would cut our throats.
He said once I got in his hands, he would cut my heart out.