Examples of using This would create in English and their translations into Portuguese
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However, on the advice of Bismarck that this would create legal problems,
And all this would create a privileged position for the Georgians in Transcaucasia.
They planned to use the fear that this would create, to force you to accept their plans to take over your planet.
This would create a second multilateral ring of countries with whom we maintain close relations,
given the obvious inequalities that this would create.
revoked his security clearance, though he knew this would create fertile ground for McCarthy.
it would create its own“contradictions”-“antithesis” in Hegel's terms- and this would create a need for socialism to resolve the conflicts.
As Mr Barrot pointed out, I think that this would create discrimination and transfer the requests to national systems,
This would create an interesting dynamic in the relationship between the two men not letting the audience know whether
We cannot believe that dialogue with terrorists is justified by the fact that so many civilians have died, because this would create an excuse for any terrorist in the future to use violence,
This would create dissonance between the belief that they were not stupid
Morgan Stanley to create a bond backed by peer-to-peer student loans, and this would create the first securitization of these loans to receive a credit rating.
This would create the preconditions for a growth in Europe's global competitiveness,
Given enough time, this would create a mutual tidal locking between Earth
This would create a regulatory gap because a UCITS
I think that this would create a difficult situation in the Council
the economic activities linked to it would also disappear, and this would create unprecedented problems in economic, social, environmental
logic based on solidarity, like the mediator's actions, as this would create mutual recognition among the mediator,
fearing lest a popular mass movement once aroused might get into an extreme leftward channel and this would create vast difficulties in the conduct of the war.
criminal and the problems that this would create under Irish law.