Примери за използване на Proposal would на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The proposal would pro-vide.
And I'm saying that a proposal would require.
The proposal would be dismissed as economic lunacy.
For these reasons I think your proposal would fail.
The proposal would have a limited impact on the EU budget.
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The authorities estimated that the proposal would affect 14.7 million people annually.
This proposal would bring many new jobs and much revenue for our people.
The authorities estimated that the proposal would affect 14.7 million people annually.
Today's proposal would call: raw pumpkin mousse with cashew crust and dates.
Authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 million people annually.
The proposal would include a pathway to citizenship for millions of people now in the United States illegally.
By removing an impediment to efficiency, the proposal would also improve the functioning of the food supply chain in general.
The proposal would make it possible to aggregate data on the basis of typologies.
Yes, I think that proposal would mutually benefit both our parties.
The proposal would also interfere in national wage-setting systems.
BBC reports that the proposal would affect about 14.7 million people annually.
The proposal would give the FDIC more say in how the institutions are run.
Voting in favour of this proposal would preclude any future, more effective, measures.
The proposal would allow businesses to deduct 50 percent of their annual advertising spending.
The person who submitted the proposal would then become a part of the interdisciplinary team relevant to the idea.
The proposal would increase consistency among national rules on crimes and penalties.
We were of the opinion that a good legislative proposal would be a good example to show citizens that the EU has their interests at its heart.
The proposal would need the full support of the European Parliament and the Council through an accelerated co-decision procedure.
Acceptance of the proposal would have meant recognition of the Jewish state.
This proposal would lead to a very substantial administrative simplification for businesses, citizens and registration authorities.
As a result, the proposal would increase government borrowing substantially.
The proposal would replace existing legislation in place since 2004, and build on a proposal made in March 2009(IP/09/472).
A party whose proposal would actively benefit society as a whole has normative power as well.
The proposal would include"measures that China will take to implement its obligations" and"the date by which each measure will go into effect.".
It was clear beforehand that this proposal would meet firm resistance both from the other Member States and from Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.