Приклади вживання Would mark Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Accelerated melting would mark the end of the Ice Age.
That would mark an escalation in international cyber-conflict, with unknown consequences.
She believed that this would mark"a new start for humanity.".
It would mark the ultimate betrayal of Ukrainian citizens by their political class.
Many people expect that this would mark the beginning of Cold War II.
She said it would mark a"big change in attitudes," and would strengthen the relationship both parents have with their child early on in life.
In August 2017, it was announced that the 12th volume would mark the beginning of the final arc.
A new bill in the Senate Friday would mark a tectonic state in the United States' drug law by legalizing marijuana nationwide.
Spain's foreign minister, Alfoso Dastis,added he hoped a victory for Macron in the second round would mark a break in the rise of extremist populist parties in Europe.
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The results of the Forumcould be displayed in the Constitutional Manifesto, which would mark the beginning of a new constitutional process in Ukraine.
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The move would mark the first financial investment by the US military into commercial-scale rare-earth production since World War Two's Manhattan Project built the first atomic bomb.
It lacks many of the stylistic flourishes that would mark the band's music in later years, focusing more on speed and aggression.
Life Everlasting in the Freedom of the Sons of God(1966) by Vice President Franz(1894-1992)concluded that the autumn of 1975 would mark the beginning of the seventh period of human history.
Taken in sum, these measures would mark the second phase of Russia's war against Ukraine.
Life Everlasting in the Freedom of the Sons of God(1966) by Vice President Franz(1894-1992)concluded that the autumn of 1975 would mark the beginning of the seventh period of human history.
If these reports are confirmed, this would mark a serious escalation of the crisis in eastern Ukraine," he added.
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He said there was no single event that would mark the start of the antibiotic apocalypse, but it was clear“we're losing the battle”.
Enactment of the two draft laws would mark a reversal of the important democratic progress that Ukraine has made since the 2014 uprising, known as the Revolution of Dignity.
With expected global GDP growth of 2.2% in 2016,this year would mark the slowest pace of trade and output growth since the financial crisis of 2009.”.
A victory for one of the secularist candidates would mark a significant turn from parliamentary elections just six months ago when more than 70 percent of voters cast ballots for Islamist parties.
If SpaceX is successful Wednesday, the launch would mark the largest test yet for any company attempting such a project.
If these reports are confirmed, this would mark a serious escalation of the crisis in eastern Ukraine," he added.
If the United Stateswere to finally send arms to Ukraine, it would mark a significant shift in U.S. policy- and a dramatic departure from Trump's campaign rhetoric.
With expected global GDP(gross domestic product) growth of 2.2 percent in 2016,this year would mark the slowest pace of trade and output growth since the financial crisis of 2009,” the trade body said in a statement.