Примери за използване на Would contradict на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Have I said anything that would contradict that?
That would contradict the definition of free choice.
He would get so crazy if anybody would contradict him.
It would contradict the Bible statement that each one must be punished according to his works.
Yah would argue that black was white, orwhite black if anybody would contradict you.
This method would be disproportionate and would contradict the objective of better regulation.
It would contradict God's Principle because He would be treating an immature person as if he were mature.
Accordingly, the Cabinet's announcement of the winning bidder would contradict Ukrainian law.
Nevertheless, such an interpretation would contradict the letter though perhaps not the ratio decidendi of Davidoff.
You will not make any statement, whether on Your Sites, or otherwise,that reasonably would contradict anything in this Section.
In his sermons, there is nothing that would contradict the fundamentals of harmony of any other religious and philosophical currents.
You will not make any statement, whether on your site orany other site that reasonably would contradict anything in this section.
In his sermons, there is nothing that would contradict the fundamentals of harmony of any other religious and philosophical currents.
If God did not exist, then God would not be the greatest conceivable being, and that would contradict the very definition of God.
Building an actual prototype of the vessel would contradict the environmental philosophy of the project," said Robert"Buzz" Kross, senior vice president, Manufacturing Industry Group at Autodesk.
You will not make any statement, whether on your site or any other of your site or otherwise,that reasonably would contradict anything in this.
(Diversion to community service without such consent would contradict the Convention concerning the Abolition of Forced Labour.).
This wording could be read as a reference to directly negotiated PPAs outside a regulated/organized market intended to be allowed by ANRE, which would contradict the express ban in art.
(Diversion to community service without such consent would contradict the Abolition of Forced Labour Convention.).
Russian Chief of the General Staff Yury Baluyevsky was quoted as saying that"there should be no talk of creating a military or political alliance orunion of any kind, because this would contradict the founding principles of SCO".
A ban on the use of witness evidence does not apply where it would contradict the principles of good faith, fairness and reasonableness.
For this reason, establishing general rules for trade andthe importation of fishery products originating from Greenland cannot be left entirely to the Commission and the Council because this would contradict the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Any acceptance of UTPs being applied to non-EU producers by European buyers would contradict the Union's commitment to Policy Coherence for Development(PCD) and undermine the EU's policy objectives in its partner countries.
Insurance companies orany other service provider should not be allowed to use e-health data to introduce discrimination in the setting of prices, as this would contradict the fundamental right to the highest attainable standard of health.
That would contradict the statement of the Saudi prosecutor who said on Thursday that five Saudi officials faced the death penalty on charges of killing Khashoggi but exonerated the country's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of involvement in the murder.
If hell were to remain eternally in the world where God's purpose of goodness is fulfilled, it would contradict the perfection of God, His ideal, and His providence of restoration.
However, setting objective market parameters and criteria ex ante would contradict the essence of the measure by impairing its aim: addressing catastrophic risks, usually sudden and unforeseeable, that cannot be addressed by farmers and public authorities in the scope of risk management strategies.
If so, it would have to have been created before the end of the last ice age,when the lake bed was dry… over 12,000 years ago… and that would contradict the currently held belief that early humans were not capable.
Secondly, any interpretation of said provision in a sense that it refers to cases of insolvency declared in foreign countries would contradict one of the fundamental freedoms proclaimed and established by the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, namely, the freedom of establishment.
It also advised the Tribunal that the‘execution of[any award requiring Romania to re-establish investment schemes which have been found incompatible with the internal market during accession negotiations]can thus not take place if it would contradict the rules of EU State aid policy'.