Примери за използване на Would inflict на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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One he knew would inflict deepest wound.
There had to be a way to avoid the damage he would inflict.
You think I would inflict that awareness on my daughter?
Be natural andlogical that Hitler and Stalin would inflict defeat on each other.
No-deal Brexit would inflict substantial costs on UK economy, says IMF.
They contained 10 kilograms(22 pounds)of high explosives and shrapnel that would inflict injury.
Such a default would inflict huge damage to the wider European and world economy.
European countries are not willing to accept the collateral damage that the trade sanctions on Iran would inflict on them.
Only a cruel father would inflict one such as him on a daughter.
And your Lord Has sworn that He will send upon them,until the Day of Resurrection, people who would inflict severe punishment on them.
To think you would inflict damage to not only us but to yourself as well at the end of your turn… have you?
The companies say ending the DACA program would inflict serious harm on American companies.
Such a move would inflict a considerable damage not only on regional security but also global strategic stability”….
It does seem fitting that a creation of Moloch's would inflict such a Hobson's choice on an innocent family.
Most of the sanctions would inflict much higher costs on Russia than on Europe," said economist Georg Zachmann of the Bruegel think-tank in Brussels.
The warriors kept silent, for they knew letting out the secret of the holy city of Kitezh would inflict an eternal curse on them and their descendants.
Such a development would inflict a serious blow to the Greek economy, as the majority of deposit holders of higher amounts are mostly small and medium-sized companies.
Divided and lacking credibility at the best of times,it pinned its hopes on an American military strike, hoping it would inflict a fatal blow on the regime.
It was designed to determine to what degree ordinary people would inflict pain upon strangers simply because a perceived“authority” figure instructed them to do so.
Your Lord has announced that,He would send against them, until the Day of Resurrection, those who would inflict terrible suffering upon them.
Greece's exit from the euro zone would inflict untold damage on Europe's economy, further burnish the attractiveness of a rising Asia and hasten the emergence of China's yuan as a global currency.
The captives would not give up the secret of their holy city as they believed that to do so would inflict an eternal curse on them and their descendants.
Month by month the typescript grew the“ solitude of fame,presaging the weight that the great novel,” as he would later put it would inflict on him.
An attempt of influence from the part of the United States would not only be an unfriendly act, it would inflict enormous damage on transatlantic relations built on mutual respect," he added.
Qualcomm also suffered a setback with U.S. trade regulators who found that some iPhones infringed one of the San Diego-based company's patents but declined to bar their importation into the United States,citing the damage such a move would inflict on rival Intel.
It is estimated that an EU/Mercosur deal could reduce Irish beef prices by 30% which would inflict losses of up to EUR 500 million in Ireland alone.
No EU country wants to be blamed for precipitating a no-deal Brexit that would inflict severe economic damage not just on the U.K. but also its nearest neighbors, especially Ireland, France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Conversely there are, unfortunately, ways of hitting a horse,for example with a heavy stick, that would inflict as much pain as a slap would on a baby.
They point out that while a new canal would expand trade opportunities,it would be extremely expensive and would inflict environmental devastation on the Russian North Caucasus, a region already suffering from water shortages.
And when your Lord proclaimed that He would surely send against them, until the Day of Resurrection, those who would inflict on them a terrible punishment.