Examples of using Would effectively in English and their translations into Slovak
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Accepting a parallel legal system would effectively nullify actual freedom for many of the people possibly forced to use it,
vaccine researchers tested a number of ingredients to see what would effectively bring antigens into the body so the immune system of the individual would produce antibodies.
This would effectively deprive Parliament of its powers,
which would have been necessary for an international agreement that would effectively fight climate change.
It would effectively reintroduce a form of coupling.(c) The present rules
The no-fly zone is a key sticking point for the US because it would effectively prevent close air support drills, the sources said,
Rules should not be introduced at EU level that would effectively abolish the voluntary nature of certification
coordinated deployment, fully integrated in the SES framework would effectively contribute to achieving the SES performance objectivesÓ8.
to water down the right for press publishers in a way that would effectively legitimise the very predatory practices it seeks to end.
said they would take measures that would effectively ban 85 percent of the high school
That would effectively be damaging both economically and socially.
Boosting that to 100% would effectively cap earnings at €400,000.
However, it is doubtful whether it would effectively achieve this objective.
As a result, customers would effectively profit from the internal market.
The measure would effectively limit the U.S. central bank's independence.
This would effectively stigmatise any organisation that receives such funding.
According to Gros,"Eastern European banking systems would effectively be'European-ised'".
Restoring the death penalty would effectively end Turkey's European Union membership ambitions.
As such, they would effectively be the nucleus of a European civil protection force.
Russian authorities are planning to pass new legislation that would effectively legalize cryptocurrency markets by summer 2018.