Примери за използване на Might encourage на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It might encourage him.
You know, like if I woulda said something, it might encourage her, you know?
This might encourage him.
Using a vaporizer orhumidifier at night might encourage a good night's sleep.
It might encourage him to do the same.
Meanwhile, some suggest raising prices might encourage people to conserve more.
That might encourage more use of yuan for trade and investment.
You know, Simone,I thought if we danced, it might encourage some of the kids to get out there.
Such programs might encourage employees to better adhere to specific medication or self-managed care guidelines.
Some of the US officials were saying that this is a bill that might encourage Russia to cooperate….
(e)the creation of areas that might encourage wildlife activity in the surroundings of the aerodrome movement area; or.
Some doctors indicate that perforating the skin of the penis could cause lesions and this might encourage development of plaque growth.
Another idea is that bosses might encourage their coughing and sneezing employees to stay home when the workload is light.
At the end of each class parents would approach me andask for tips on how they might encourage their child to practice more silence at home.
For example, dads might encourage kids to try riding a bike on their own, or to jump off the high dive at the pool.
Some of U.S. officials were saying that this is a bill that might encourage Russia to cooperate with the United States.
One of the steps that might encourage the European Union's neighbours to comply with the highest safety standards would be for the whole of the Union to refuse to buy electricity produced while failing to respect these standards.
There also is a great awards system, which might encourage you to achieve better results at each level.
Whereas the obligation of beekeepers to declare diseases andparasites leads to the systematic destruction of hives and might encourage them not to declare these;
Allowing television during the meal might encourage certain children to eat and help the mother accomplish her goals.”.
Mother Yayah Ratnasari was sold on the"chicks-not-smartphones" plan, andeven expressed hopes it might encourage her son to become a poultry farmer.
This is in particular because calculating individual dumping margins might encourage circumvention of anti-dumping measures, thus rendering them ineffective, by enabling related exporting producers to channel their exports to the Community through the company with the lowest individual dumping margin.
Research shows that spreading your protein consumption equally over 4 meals might encourage muscle growth even more than an uneven distribution.
OPINION OF MR BOT- CASE C-446/05 were already Community measures in place which sought to protect consumers against excessive advertising, in particular against misleading advertising andtelevision advertising which might encourage behaviour prejudicial to health.
Varadkar suggested that“a nationalist Britain” might encourage more people in Northern Ireland to want to dissociate themselves.
Whereas 25% of adolescent energy drink consumers drink three or more cans in a single session andthe proposed claims might encourage the consumption of even greater quantities of such energy drinks;
If properly implemented,this Force would also provide a sense of security that might encourage steps toward global disarmament, thereby making possible an outright ban on all weapons of mass destruction.
It is sometimes absolutely essential that there are actors to perform the role that Norway is performing, and I believe the European Union should not only develop this kind of activity, but it should also,basically, support any initiative that might encourage dialogue and help resolve the differences between the various groups currently involved in disputes in the Philippines.
Avid Catholics, Ferdinand andIsabella believed that practising Jews might encourage those who had converted to Christianity to go back to their old religion.
But recognising that some children are more at risk than others might encourage society to help them before it is too late.