Examples of using Would put in English and their translations into Slovak
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I am not in the American courtroom and I do not wish to respond to questions… that a prosecutor would put to the defendant.
Mr Ambergast, would put a sign up-.
However, this is a particular measure which would put passengers and crew at risk
The bride's father would put a gold coin in her right shoe
Pakistan argues this would put it at a permanent disadvantage to India,
Such a decline in economic performance together with a rise in age-related expenditures would put the European social model under considerable stress.
Balaam was warned to speak only that which God would put in his mouth.
The vote would put Switzerland alongside France,
Passage would put Switzerland alongside France,
He also expressed dismay that Palestinian militant groups would put UN schools at risk by using them to hide arms.
He[the UN Secretary General] also expressed dismay that Palestinian militant groups would put UN schools at risk by using them to hide arms.
I wish that all of the LORD's people were prophets and that the LORD would put His Spirit upon them all.”.
American settlers would put a silver dollar in their milk containers to hinder it's spoilage.
The alternative would be competition for bilateral agreements, which would put access for the weaker countries
And they would put a number:"Please call this number if you know what's going on in Providencia.".
Or they would put salt in it, just to punish you,” he said.
Such a development would put our prosperity, economic progress
It's anything a company would put their logo and contact information on,
Low fly-by over the city would put the fear of God
Industry would benefit from legislation that would put in place a space procurement policy, overseen at the EU level.