Примеры использования Will be passed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They will be passed on.
It is likely that the bill will be passed.
Level will be passed, when you gather all the coins.
The specified file will be passed to tester.
It is necessary to collect the bird,then the game will be passed.
If you press on it, you will be passed to the viewing of request.
It will be passed on to the next organising city of the Summer Olympics.
Relevant information will be passed on in full detail.
You must collect all the bananas for King Kong andthen the game will be passed.
None of the collected information will be passed on to third parties.
Your items will be passed through scanning devices, including photocameras loaded with film.
Naturally, this cost benefit will be passed onto our customers.
It hopefully will be passed by the Philippines Congress before the current session ends in 2010.
Furthermore, in Korea, the father's business will be passed to the eldest.
As the complex check will be passed, it is necessary to check carefully all documents on the machine.
According to the Duma,the Martial Law bill will be passed this year.
When all checks will be passed, you will see that your WordPress blog became free of rss feed errors.
Instead, the connection request will be passed the next access point.
Ultimately this debt will be passed on to Spanish citizens who will be repaying bondholders over the next 20 years through increased gas bills.
Expectations are that the draft law will be passed in the near future.
Financial information will be passed on only for use in the collection of services and products that you have acquired or will acquire.
Pleskachevski is certain that the bill will be passed before the new year.
Reports received via this Hotline will be passed to authorised persons within Samruk-Energy, who will ensure they are dealt with in a professional and confidential manner.
One can only hope the development plan will be passed in the near future.
Because the Act was promulgated during the apartheid era in South Africa,Namibia has drafted a new Extradition Bill(Annex 5) which will be passed into law shortly.
The last parts of the package will be passed with a narrow majority.
Implementation of these initiatives clearly involves extra costs in terms of purchase of equipment, additional staff andnew procedures along the international supply chain, which will be passed on to the cargo interests.
It means that the memory will be passed on from generation to generation.
This interpretation has already been incorporated in the Penal Code Bill which will be passed by Parliament soon.
Affirmative action legislation will be passed in the course of this year 1995.