Examples of using Would face in English and their translations into Serbian
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adding that all others would have to leave the country voluntarily, or would face deportation.
actors would face the camera and say“Hello Sally,” a nod to editor Sally Menke,
Businesses in Catalonia would face the prospect of operating in a newly independent state with no formal trade agreements,
at worst a victim who would face violence, injury,
He said he was not aware of any discussions on the Facebook board about him stepping down, although directors would face a challenge if they wanted to oust him because Zuckerberg is the controlling shareholder.
a future U.S. president would face a decision about whether or not to allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon
a future U.S. president would face a decision about whether or not to allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon
In an interview with Politico… Prime Minister Edi Rama said Europe would face‘a nightmare' if the Balkans‘go crazy' because EU accession is off the agenda,
Turkey called on the United States to avoid steps harmful to bilateral relations after the U.S. State Department spokeswoman reiterated Ankara would face“real and negative consequences” for acquiring Russian S-400 defense systems.
predicting it would face"a lot of difficulties" in its political
Turkey called on the United States on July 10 to avoid steps harmful to bilateral relations after the U.S. State Department spokeswoman reiterated Ankara would face real and negative consequences for acquiring Russian S-400 defense systems.
They would face judgment.
Russia would face France alone.
We would face an endless darkness.
They would face all those difficulties!
Poor performers would face sanctions.
Without it, you would face potential hypoglycaemia.
They would face duality much more than anybody.
Its leaders themselves would face war crimes charges.
Maximum penalty you would face upon conviction is death.