Examples of using Would present in English and their translations into Swedish
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He announced that the new presidency would present its work programme at the November session.
An agreement with India would present various advantages,
The cohen(priest) would present the first of the harvest to Yahweh by waving them back and forth.
in mid-2009, you would present proposals.
Ms Engelen-Kefer's amendments which he would present.
In conclusion, Mr Vogler said he would present the contribution eventually adopted by the CoR at its plenary session to the next meeting of the sub-committee.
You told that detective This morning that you would Present his case to the team.
But, DeeAnna, having a child without a father would present a public-relations problem for the studio.
The President informed the Bureau that under the provisions of Rule 12 of the Rules of Procedure, she would present her work programme at the plenary session.
This would present a market opportunity for the most innovative companies,
the hope that the Belarusian media would present a more balanced picture to the citizens of Belarus.
Taken overall, this is not the ideal form of governing body we hoped the European Council would present us with.
CCIC President, would present a document to clarify the CCIC's work and responsibilities at the next Bureau meeting.
We strongly oppose this Free Trade Agreement with the Republic of Korea because it would present our Korean competitors with undue competitive advantages.
where we would present the most interesting what is happening.
declared in this House in February of this year that you would present a Directive concerned with heating and cooling this year.
I started creating spreadsheets that I would present to the creatives on our film.
In January, we agreed that you would present us with a report, and you told me yesterday evening that you intended to do so next year.
The session would be attended by the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, Mr Glos, who would present the priorities of the German presidency of the EU.
meaningful assessments in advance would present problems for the competent authorities, as currently staffed,