Приклади вживання It would put Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Maybe it would put them at ease.
I am unable to say any more than that as it would put people in danger.
It would put our country on the map.”.
They were afraid that if I knew the truth that it would put me at risk as well.
It would put an end to world strife.
Probably, if I had an opportunity to participate in a masquerade party, it would put just that mask on….
And it would put the Kremlin leadership in a very awkward position.
That's probably why IBM wanted to announce that it would put Watson to work on cancer research in the first place;
If Russia wanted, it would put forward condition to each of directors of such oil refineries- to cancel supply of petroleum products to Ukraine.
We believe leaving the EU would deter investment and threaten jobs, it would put the economy at risk.
If Russia engaged in that in 2020, it would put our relationship in an even worse place than it has been," Pompeo said.
Representatives of the group called him a traitor and enemy of Islam,saying it would put him to death if it had the opportunity.
It would put us on a path to making sure all our students get a great education, find a career that's fulfilling and rewarding, and have a chance to live out their dreams.
I think a second vote mightnot be an entirely democratic solution because it would put into question every referendum we ever did.
It would put the British and French Governments in an almost impossible position if we had to ask our respective countries to go to war in defense of Poland, which had refused this help.
If the Russians were engaged in that in 2020 it would put our relationship in an even worse place than it has been," said Pompeo.
It would put North Korea right where the country's post-Korean War history suggests it belongs: under a Chinese nuclear umbrella, benefiting from a credible security guarantee.
Without compensating measures, the overall impact of an ECTintroduction would be clearly negative as it would put additional strain on a still difficult fiscal situation.
In a statement, Moody's said it would put the Aaa U.S. rating on review for a possible downgrade if lawmakers in Washington do not make substantive progress in budget talks by the middle of July.
Indeed in areas such as digitisation and information storage,archiving and retrieval, it would put many big corporate IT departments to shame.
However, it seems to me that if the authorities took part in the celebration, it would put the UHG members in a embarrassing position, since very few of the present assessed the current situation in Ukraine as positive.
Not counting the battery directly to the user who permanently uses his laptop does not just for business, but also for relaxation, you need to get a fairly large hard drive,which allowed it would put a fairly significant amount of data.
The Ukrainian government strenuously opposes the proposal because it would put Ukraine into a technical default that would makeit practically impossible for the private sector to refinance its debt.
Pompeo said Tuesday at a news conference after three hours of talks with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that“interference in American elections is unacceptable andif the Russians were engaged in that in 2020 it would put our relationship in an even worse place than it has been.”.
Dissident Republicans deliberately and recklessly attached an explosive device to a heavy goods vehicle in the full knowledge andexpectation that it would put the driver of that vehicle, road users, and the wider public at serious risk of injury and possible death,” the Northern Irish police said.
Pompeo said Tuesday at a news conference after three hours of talks with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov that“interference in American elections is unacceptable andif the Russians were engaged in that in 2020 it would put our relationship in an even worse place than it has been.”.
The answer was the same for Marx and the Chartists as it was for their opponents, for(say) the liberal historian Macaulay,who feared universal suffrage on the ground that it would put“supreme power” in the hands of a class, the class of labor, hence generating a“despotism,” by which he openly meant a despotism over the bourgeoisie.
If these programs were all standardized andput into effect on a national well publicized level I believe it would put one hell of a dent in the uninsured population in this country.
According to Tomasz Kenar he was alarmed by Hitler's expansionism but accepted the"Anschluss" of Austria,hoping that it would put Italy against Nazi Germany and into the sphere of Polish alliance.
So I would put it there.