Examples of using Would involve in English and their translations into Slovak
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In light of this reflection, I will advance some broader proposals for dialogue and action which would involve each of us as individuals, and also affect international policy.
Dear brothers and sisters, how many times have we also felt the need to effect a change which would involve our entire person!
particularly in the case of SIAs which would involve strategic partners,
Option 3: This option would involve focusing on actions with the highest added value
The second stage would involve raising the awareness of the local inhabitants about the problem
The IMF has warned before that a no-deal Brexit, would involve substantial costs for the British economy.
This option would involve establishing an EU central TFTS unit,
This option would involve scrapping all soft measures, including any implementing
As has been mentioned, this would involve a significant expansion of the scope of trade mark protection towards what is called in the United States‘contributory infringement'.
This would involve the transfer of existing national civil space budgets into the EC budget
A compromise proposed by the presidency would involve appointing an extra nine judges,
Instead of correcting the error(which would involve being wrong),
Conservative's answer: No The Christian Heritage Party is convinced that Bill C-51 would involve a sacrifice of freedoms
The real problem lies much deeper, and would involve dietary and lifestyle changes for treatment.
Instead, it would involve democratically revamping the existing international architecture
Instead of righting the error(which would involve being wrong)
For example, an advertorial in a business newspaper would involve educating a set of people who are more interested about economy,
If seventeen-year-old Skylar Evans were a typical Creek View girl, her future would involve a double-wide trailer,
This would involve increasing the maximum area which can benefit from the aid to 2 million hectares from 1.5 million at present.
It was envisaged that such a rationalisation would involve making certain individual derogations available to all Member States through an amendment to the Sixth VAT Directive3.