Examples of using Would raise in English and their translations into Polish
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It is estimated that the rise in fees would raise £155 million for the Treasury.
That would raise a lot of questions.
That's catchy. Money would raise itself.
But love is the hand that would raise him on high.
An alehouse or a whorehouse that would raise the spirits, eh?
An alehouse or a whorehouse that would raise the spirits.
He knew that dollar would raise suspicions.
I thought this kind of stuff would raise the value of his work.
It would raise the costs of compulsory motor insurance
since the setting of time limits for consideration of national appeals would raise questions regarding Community competence in relation to national court procedures.
you can help establish that as a fact, it would raise the award tremendously, for everyone.
Hitting 12 similar symbols on first 4 reels would raise your winnings by 4 folds.
try to start over, and she would raise my baby.
Nevertheless, the Committee would raise a number of points
The taking over of border control missions concerning the borders between third countries contributes would have a substantial cost impact and would raise concerns with regard to fundamental rights.
So an impatient concerned for water quality would raise a tadpole bureaucrat in a sample of water in which they're interested.
So an impatient concern for water quality would raise a tadpole bureaucrat in a sample of water in which they're interested.
But there was not one Zaporozhetz who would raise the club against him, remembering his former services.
And anyone who would raise this special girl is probably very special himself,
What kind of parent would raise a boy that would make my future lawyer-daughter cry with all the tears?