Examples of using Would bear in English and their translations into Romanian
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different from that which they would bear if they had to contribute on the same basis as other transport undertakings(Class XII);
after such struggle and denial of self, who would bear the countless cycles of death
such that government would bear a majority of the risks in the project,
A regulation that would bear in mind the particular characteristics of the sector,
a child less than 7- 10 years old would bear a"substitutional name", the purpose of which was to deflect attention from the child and thereby to protect it from the curiosity of evil powers.
She was so terrified that her daughter would bear the stigma of illegitimacy that she changed her name
modes of transport and thus set a fair price, so that users would bear the real costs they caused.
foresters alone would bear the cost.
who held the extreme southern flank that would bear the heaviest part of the Allied attack.
sent a message to the European Parliament saying how moved he was that it intended to create a prize for freedom of thought which would bear his name.
was the fact that he did not want to leave his family destitute, he would bear the debt for him, and in the event that anything should happen to him,
the aid recipient, would bear, if it had to borrow the amount repaid, less interest than it would have paid if,
would continue to bear the surname"d'Orléans" and the arms of Orléans, declared that his eldest son,">as"Prince Royal"(not"Dauphin"), would bear the title"Duke of Orléans",
until it incarnates itself in a visible Order, which would bear His name, wholly identify itself with His principles,
Well, the details would bore you.
You would bore him to death.
I'm afraid that would bore me.
But the rest of his dream would bore you to tears.
I have some business nearby that would bore you.
I think the theological reasoning would bore you, Sharpe.