Examples of using Would form in English and their translations into Slovak
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And any object could be created at the mere thought of it- trace a finger in the air and it would form, albeit in other dimensions.
Nonetheless, the committee concluded in its meeting on Monday that that very decision would form the basis of the President's, and thus Parliament's, official position.
I even had little patches of dry skin that would form here and there on my face.
In this current work, we calculated how much water could exist in the gas phase within molecular clouds that would form later generations of stars and planets.
parental leave arrangements assessed and introducing new/other forms of leave in combination would form a very useful set of measures for achieving better reconciliation.
The Commission proposal for a Common European Sales Law foresees a comprehensive set of uniform contract law rules covering the whole life-cycle of a contract, which would form part of the national law of each Member State as a'second regime' of contract law.
the RFEF eventually agreed on the ten teams who would form the first Primera División in 1928.
upgrade to a new design that would form the basis for years to come.
the Real Federación Española de Fútbol eventually agreed on the ten teams who would form the first Primera División in 1929.
the Real Federación Española de Fútbol agreed on ten teams that would form the first primera division in 1929.
The spiral would form a 15 kilometre path to a building on the ocean floor,
The stories of the immigrants would form the main portion of the film,
90% of EU GDP) would form a new category of"transition regions".
the maintenance of which would form an obstacle to freedom of establishment;
not even one average-sized functional protein would form.
The deployment of Member States' standby capacities would form the nucleus of the EU civil protection response to disasters inside and outside the EU
The proposed Authority would form the cornerstone of a robust
very long queues would form at border crossings where everyone,
(c) by abolishing those administrative procedures and practices, whether resulting from national legislation or from agreements previously concluded between Member States, the maintenance of which would form an obstacle to freedom of establishment;
perhaps unjustifiable bases, but would form part of a coherent