Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would bear in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Prime Minister told New Zealand heraldry that she herself would bear the costs of her partner's travel, since“he travels first to take care of the Neva.”.
told her that she was pregnant, that she would bear a son, and that he would be named Jesus.
Class II: expenditure of a social nature incurred by railway undertakings in respect of family allowances different from that which they would bear if they had to contribute on the same terms as other transport undertakings.
The Community budget would bear 60% of the total cost of the programmes
The operators of participating installations, who would bear the consequences of non-compliance, would have to
for it would be the women who would bear the brunt of that, when what is needed instead is prevention and care and support for women.
minimum demand guarantees, such that government would bear a majority of the risks in the project,
should not Mary, who would bear, care for, and raise Him,
rather than waiting to see if the pregnant Roxana would bear a son.
different from that which they would bear if they had to contribute on the same basis as other transport undertakings(Class XII);
different from that which they would bear if they had to contribute on the same basis as other transport undertakings.
Treaty of Amsterdam and thatthe Kingdom alone, as such, would bear full responsibility for compliance with the obligations entered into in the Treaty.
benefits that a network bears from hosting transit flows compared to the costs it would bear in the absence of such flows.
whether the people would survive the severe pressure which would bear upon them through this unforeseen calamity, or lose heait
He eventually conceded that people wishing to make a gift could do so by transferring money into the account of a new foundation that would bear his name and from which a prize would regularly be awarded to a lecturer
He eventually agreed that people who wanted to give a gift could do so by transferring money to the account of a fund to be established, which would bear his name and from which a prize would periodically be awarded to a lecturer
The underlying logic of the proposal is that taxpayers in one Member State of the EU- Sweden- would bear the costs and therefore, in practice, offer services to citizens from other Member States for an activity which
He would bore me to death.
Mr. Phillips would bore you quite to death.
I have some business nearby that would bore you.