Examples of using Would face in English and their translations into Slovak
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civil society organisations, would face severe drawbacks.
this means that taxpayers investing the same amount in immovable goods abroad would face a higher tax liability.
All of them knew that if they were caught, they would face execution for helping to hide Jews.
In practice this means that taxpayers investing the same amount in immovable goods abroad would face a higher tax liability.
Moreover, it would face significant implementation challenges since the scope of social protection generally is very diverse in the Member States.
The law authorized the extension of permanent residency to foreign trafficking victims who would face hardship or retribution if returned to their country of origin;
Any physician convicted of assisting in an abortion would face one to three years in prison
If the directive provisions are enforced cooperative banks using the derogations would face increase in their compliance costs.
Such a scheme would face obstacles in terms of differing liability cultures between member states,
And in this situation, the UK would face the hardest Brexit possible," he said.
SMEs would face increased challenges in actively participating in consortia,
Broadcasters would face obstacles in developing
Businesses which only trade domestically would face a very substantial cost to use the new instrument without an added value.
The EESC notes the foreseeable problems small producers would face as a result of the introduction of this regulation.
Obstfeld also told the news conference that Beijing would face a"balancing act" between actions to shore up growth
It would also help to make clear that Iran would face additional sanctions if it refused to accept a fair and reasonable compromise.
Any non Codex-compliant nation would face huge economic punishment since they would automatically lose in any food-trade dispute with a Codex compliant country.
Dirtier ships would face a competitive disadvantage if manufacturers got serious about slashing supply-chain emissions.
Congresswoman Liz Cheney said Turkey would face“serious consequences for brutally attacking our Kurdish allies” in the region.
I mean, the mechanical obstacles they would face in the vault alone are too daunting.