Examples of using Would strike in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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California Teachers Association in January, Scalia and his four conservative colleagues signaled that they would strike down collective bargaining laws making fees compulsory for public employees.
A month later, Washington and Beijing reached a deal that would strike ZTE from the sanctions list- just days after China reportedly offered to ramp up purchases of American goods to help cut the yawning trade imbalance with the US.
Interestingly, while they believe China would strike U.S. bases in Japan and even some Japanese forces,
one that would strike fear into the hearts of all nations and inspire admiration for the technological and military might of the US.
The Israelis have long said they would strike at any targets that prove to be the transfer of any kinds of weapons to Hezbollah or other terrorist groups, as well as at any effort to smuggle Syrian
China still relies on“mutually assured destruction,” the Cold War notion that neither country would strike first for fear of a devastating counterattack.
Before they could implement an updated version of Plan X- one that would strike not only at Saigon but also all of the cities and towns across South Vietnam- they had to silence the criticism
doctrine of“mutually assured destruction”: the idea that no superpower would strike first, for fear of suffering a devastating counterattack.
added that Paris would strike Syria again if deemed necessary.
missiles into the sea, one day after warning it would strike South Korean vessels without notice if they intruded into the North's territorial waters.
After being test marketed in several cities(with some resulting controversy over the subject matter of the early episodes, something that would strike again in later attempts),
After being test marketed in several cities(with some resulting controversy over the subject matter of the early episodes-- something that would strike again in later attempts),
should the delivery go ahead, Israel would strike the missiles before they became operational.
nuclear strike on North Korea, Pyongyang would strike first and“destroy the aggressors without any mercy.”.
The airline said it was forced to cancel so many flights because“with no detail from BALPA on which pilots would strike, we had no way of predicting how many would come to work or which aircraft they are qualified to fly.”.
However, the case of the proposed memorial for the victims of the September 19th quake would strike anyone who lives here as notably tone-deaf, as the city's streets are still home to thousands of people whose own residences
adversary whose back is turned, the only exception being when his friends are in imminent danger of losing their lives in which Zoro would strike the attacker from behind, and Zoro himself considers
If you were to listen to his arguments, at first they'd strike you as totally ridiculous;
at first they'd strike you as totally ridiculous; they're clothed in words as coarse as
It would strike us.