Примери за използване на Would recognise на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In return, Israel would recognise North Korea.
On April 7th, 17 years ago,then-US President George H. W. Bush announced that his country would recognise Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I thought someone would recognise you but nobody did.
We need to eat things our great-grandmothers would recognise as food.
No court in the world would recognise any right of yours to that money.
Fabius said that if the French plan did not break the deadlock,Paris would recognise a Palestinian state.
The Peace Talks would recognise these new nations. They did not create them.
Asked by journalists outside the monastery if Serbia would recognise Kosovo, Tadic replied"never".
Labour government would recognise Palestine as soon as it takes office, says Corbyn.
Pristina and the international community voiced the need for better relations;we never thought Serbia would recognise Kosovo soon.
Americans and Europeans would recognise many of the symptoms of Brazil's property fever.
Instead of Afghanistan and the Himalayas,there are vast level areas through which conventional‘Europe' shades into conventional‘Asia', and few would recognise the Ural mountains if they ever reached them.
I'm not sure all readers would recognise that this is a twist-based story, but it is.
He was appalled by the lack of help for the wounded, who were left todie on the battlefield, and proposed an international treaty which would recognise a neutral agency to provide humanitarian aid in times of war.
A fair world trade regime would recognise the value of diversity in economic models.
Moreover, following the registration in February 1995 by the Directorate of Religious Denominations of Mr Gendzhev's leadership, no court, government body orindeed no person would recognise Mr Hasan as a legitimate representative of the Muslim believers.
Most of us would recognise classic signs of depression, with its overwhelming feelings of sadness and hopelessness.
(b) If IAS 18 Revenue applied, the service provider would recognise revenue by reference to the stage.
Asked if Italy would recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital once he became Prime Minister, Salvini replied:“Yes.
Russian officials, however,told him their country would recognise an independent Kosovo only after Belgrade does.
A vendor would recognise this and up the price of his apples, knowing that both you and your friend will definitely buy all of his apples.
Citing diplomatic sources,the Macedonian daily Utrinski Vesnik reported on Friday that Skopje would recognise Kosovo's independence within three weeks of its proclamation.
A Labour government would recognise an independent state of Palestine“as soon as we take office”, Jeremy Corbyn has said.
The DTP wants radical changes to the Turkish state system-- including a new constitution that would recognise Kurdish autonomy-- and advocates general amnesty for the PKK militants.
For example, an entity would recognise a receivable if it has a present right to payment even though that amount may be subject to refund in the future.
Can a reasonable assumption be made that the powers that be in Berlin,gripped by dark anti-Semitism, would recognise and accept the act of granting citizenship on any grounds given the circumstances?
A vendor would recognise this and up the value of his apples, knowing that both you and your good friend will certainly buy all of his apples.
Italy blocked a European Union statement saying that the bloc's member states would recognise Venezuela's National Assembly head Juan Guaido as interim president, Reuters, citing diplomatic sources said.
A vendor would recognise this forex market how it works and increase the price of their apples, knowing that both you and your friend will definitely buy all of their apples.
Calls on the Commission, in line with the primary objective of the Right2Water ECI, to come forward with legislative proposals, and, if appropriate,a revision of the WFD, that would recognise universal access and the human right to water;