Примеры использования Could be put на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You could be put behind bars.
Forget that I could be disbarred. I could be put in prison.
She could be put in an asylum.
Their spleens were removed so something else could be put in their place.
The child's safety could be put at risk if these instructions are not followed.
Oh God! I wish I did something for which I could be put in jail!
Some initiatives that could be put in place in that regard are. .
The time you devote each day to sort anddelete spam from your inbox could be put to much better use.
Nearly all equipment could be put into storage or transferred to other missions.
God put the wrong on him{Christ} who never did anything wrong,so we could be put right with God.
These photographs could be put on the web site.
Her main concern was that the Committee reach an agreement in principle on the matter; without that,its future work could be put at risk.
These photographs could be put on the web site.
This is very important, because without a domestic constituency, support for enforcing IPRs andthe sustainability of such actions could be put at risk.
Carson, now, I wonder if I could be put on the London train at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning?
And even when the symptoms do become evident, which can take several decades,the symptoms are so generalized and non-specific that they could be put down to any number of more common dise….
Course you realize I could be put in the Penitentiary after doing what you want?
The Committee decided to waive rule 120 of the rules andprocedure of the General Assembly, which required the 24-hour ruling before any draft proposal could be put to a vote.
Procedural safeguards could be put in place to meet concerns about his or her role.
At the same meeting, the Committee decided to waive rule 120 of the rules andprocedure of the General Assembly, which required the 24-hour ruling before any draft proposal could be put to a vote.
I think it's not a bug,but all the operations could be put in a single conditional statement.
Everybody could be put to the wall without a trial for one tea with Hitler, but inexplicable happens- having ensured security to Tschechowa, having provided supply of food and an impressive amount of money, the actress was sent back to Germany.
Under every article of faith of the church could be put the faith in the service of truth instead of one's desires.
It will also have to consider that in thefinal stages of turning an ILC draft into treaty law during diplomatic negotiations, existing norms of customary international law could be put in question, bargained away or made subject to reservations.
We estimated that the machine could be put in condition for flight again in about a day or two.
Some of the suggestions made could be put into practice right away- for example, the Committee against Torture and the Human Rights Committee could have a joint meeting on the topic of handling individual complaints, or on objections commonly raised by States parties.
Moreover, it was difficult to see how the guideline could be put into effect without amending a treaty.
For the contractor's part, he could be put at a disadvantage if the contract, or the purchaser's contractual obligation in respect of the payment of the price, were to be transferred by the purchaser to a transferee who was not able to continue making the required payments.
In the 1870s, Georg Cantor started to develop set theory and, in 1874,published a paper proving that the algebraic numbers could be put in one-to-one correspondence with the set of natural numbers, and thus that the set of transcendental numbers must be uncountable.
Their spleens were removed so something else could be put in their place… something requiring surgical mesh to attach it to the abdominal wall, something that leaked potassium in high enough levels to kill them.