Examples of using Would mark in English and their translations into Slovak
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the change would mark the passing of time,
A successful Chang'e-2 mission would mark another advance in China's plan to establish itself as a space power in the same league as the United States and Russia.
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime would mark the end of the Christian civilization not only in Syria, but also in the entire Middle East, experts are afraid.
At that time, he embarked on a journey of painting with distinctive contours that would mark colorful decorative distinctive surfaces of deformed shapes of reality.
Clarke hoped the August 1998 missile strikes would mark the beginning of a sustained campaign against Bin Ladin.
It is obvious that practices in this area need to be standardised, which would mark a big step forward for passengers who are currently on the move from place to place,
according to a report from Bloomberg, in what would mark a significant crackdown on citizens' access to the open web.
The release of a Hongmeng-powered smartphone would mark a major step for China's Huawei,
Mayor Anne Hidalgo has promised that the river will be clean enough to swim in by 2024, which would mark the first time since it was banned almost a century ago.
I appeal to the government to stop the entry into force of this draconian new penal code, which would mark a serious setback for human rights protections for the people of Brunei if implemented,” UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet said in a statement.
I appeal to the government to stop the entry into force of this draconian new penal code, which would mark a serious setback for human rights protections for the people of Brunei if implemented,” the UN high commissioner for human rights, Michelle Bachelet, said in a statement.
If adopted, the paper would mark a significant shift from the earlier EU position concerning the bloc's enlargement, which was voiced
Failure to reach an agreement would mark the beginning of a painful course that would lead initially to a Greek default
If confirmed, the deal would mark an open defiance of international efforts to put pressure on Assad's regime,
that 21 December 2012 would mark the beginning of a new era.
that December 21, 2012 would mark the beginning of a new era.
that 21 December 2012 would mark the beginning of a new era.
Critics expressed concern that the agenda for the meeting contained the jargon-heavy language of academic feminism but little that would mark this officially sponsored Vatican event as Catholic.
adopting this resolution would mark a significant step forward from a social perspective.
Described by Huw Price as the moment when“intelligence escapes the constraints of biology," the advent of an AGI would mark the point at which humanity ceases to be the most intelligent entity on the planet,