Примеры использования Would have to make на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I would have to make a phone call.
She told me that I would have to make a choice.
I would have to make it for you.
It became clear that a new Comrade would have to make the brave leap.
You would have to make a phone call?
Before a case was referred to the Court, a State would have to make a complaint.
She would have to make dinner for the kids.
Sam told you that someday someone would threaten this organization, and you would have to make a choice.
I told you you would have to make a choice.
Now that the United States was going to be forced to spend less,the world market would have to make certain adjustments.
You would have to make improvements on the existing structure.
It also lists the decisions that the Riigikogu and the Government would have to make in order to implement the RB project.
And UNDP would have to make a clear commitment to resource mobilization in support of key development priorities.
Then you realized if you bitched,then you would stop cooking and you would have to make your famous baked potato and Diet Coke.
National authorities would have to make surveys to get more detailed information about c-OctaBDE content in different articles becoming waste.
This Coordination Meeting started preparations for the decisions which ITC would have to make regarding its own work and the work of its subsidiary bodies.
Yes, you would have to make a certain budget prior starting the natural detox cleansing process because juicing is expensive and it will last for several months obviously.
At its next session the Commission on Sustainable Development would have to make a crucial decision on future international arrangements and mechanisms on that subject.
Governments must understand that,if they wished to engage in privately financed infrastructure projects, they would have to make the requisite policy changes.
With this van… he would have to make a 3-point turn.
If, as some delegations had suggested, savings from the current biennium were to be used in a similar way,the General Assembly would have to make another exceptional provision.
If I got married,my wife would have to make me two pounds of potatoes with meat sauce every day.
It sought instead to evaluate the options that best met the approved objectives andto provide guidance for legislators, who would have to make the necessary policy decisions.
States parties should be made aware that they would have to make some kind of financial input in order to enable the exchanges to take place.
If the complaint was held to be well founded, the court might, depending on the circumstances, order his reinstatement or re-engagement; butif no such order was made, the court would have to make an award of monetary compensation.
The Assistant Secretary-General emphasized that the Council would have to make its own decision on how to proceed on the question of the lifting of the sanctions.
I would appreciate if you would clarify whether we are already considering this issue or whether you are considering inviting the Conference to consider this text, because if we are considering the subject,my delegation as the Coordinator of the Group of 21 would have to make a statement.
Public authorities, businesses and institutions would have to make the necessary alterations if disabled and chronically ill people ask them to do so.
We obviously cannot simply ask an entity in question,“Are you conscious?” If we look inside its“head,” biological orotherwise, to ascertain that, then we would have to make philosophical assumptions in determining what it is that we are looking for?
In any case, the Committee would have to make great efforts to promote greater acceptance of the Convention and to show that it could provide concrete solutions to the problems facing many States.