Examples of using Would harm in English and their translations into Romanian
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Bless Tarzan and deliver him from those who would harm him.
But I can protect you from those who would harm you.
May they protect him from those who would harm.
Can you think of anyone who would harm her?
Are we tempting those who would harm us?
to the claimant under the domain would harm and undermine the good name of,
I also hope that there is not too much bureaucracy in the implementation, as that would harm the whole.
The received contributions will be published, unless the author objects to publication of the personal data on the grounds that such publication would harm his or her legitimate interests.
International officials warn that such an"illegal" move would harm Bosnia and Herzegovina's(BiH)
to investigators because their publication or wider circulation would harm the process of recovering defrauded funds.
22 to assess whether the transaction would harm competition.
Neither sample would harm someone, but the second one could make someone quite happy, sleepy, and compliant.
said that citizenship based on investments would harm Albania.
There are people that would harm him if they could, and my aim is to get him to court in one piece.
In addition, we also introduced in committee- through an amendment of my own- a provision that aims to avoid any excessive bureaucratic burden that would harm businesses.
If you were to do battle with Indrujid, it would harm not only your bodies…,…
Personal data shall not be disclosed if such disclosure would harm the privacy or the integrity of the person concerned.
The Turkish legislature warned that the draft would harm political, economic and military ties between Turkey and France.
We currently suspect MasterCard is artificially raising the costs of card payments, which would harm consumers and retailers in the EU.
That would harm my snake of a husband"and his slut girlfriend the most.