Examples of using Would delay in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The only way for Samsung to immediately get the new Android Nougat operating system would delay shipment, but this provides for an agreement between Google
If he heard the Adhan(i.e. call for prayer) he would delay the fight, and if he did not hear the Adhan,
that we would avoid the pitfalls of a harmonisation which would delay the measures which must now be adopted.
Moreover, the same Commissioner's comments to the effect that taking proceedings against the Commission would delay free movement amounted to a kind of blackmail which would be comical if it did not come from such a noble institution.
In 2008, the church's Executive Committee approved a measure that would delay departmental associates' election until the first Annual Council after Session,
It was proposed that the excessive range of motion of the subtalar pronation during the stance phase of the gait would result in excessive internal rotation of the tibia, that would delay or reduce the range of external rotation of the tibia towards the femur.
any slippage in the latter would delay the reduction of the debt ratio as from 2007.
It is important to stress that we cannot accept a model that would require an amendment of the Treaty, because that would delay the process for a long, long time,
He has indicated to colleagues who could ask for view(more time for analysis), which would delay the outcome of the case.
it would not be a good idea to begin this debate before the approval of the regulation, since this would delay the whole process and would render the decision-making more complex.
the whole state machine to be destroyed immediately after the expropriation of wealth from the workers who will govern themselves through free associations- the dictatorship of the proletariat would delay the creation of these self-managed, self entities.
that the debate should not be held at all today, which would delay the whole procedure
which are various techniques that would delay the heating to buy us 20
1 AU beyond Halley's aphelion, would delay Halley's perihelion passage
may contribute to the limited interest of anesthesiologists in becoming ICM specialists that would delay their entry in the work market.
which in turn would delay subsequent operations.
said in August 2012 that a unilateral Israeli attack on Iran would delay but not destroy Iran's nuclear program
Last July the Commission published the draft of a future amendment to the EU ETS's Auctioning Regulation which would delay the auctioning of a certain amount of allowances see IP/12/850.
like the containers were hard to book during the New Year Holiday which would delay the cargo arrival date,
the use of this antibiotic agent for prolonged periods of time would delay union process,