Примери коришћења Said it could на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The doctor said it could not.
He said it could only start after an audit proves that Bulgaria's national interests are protected.
Dad said it couldn't be her sweater.
And when we scraped it off, something inside said it could now break free.
Људи такође преводе
The packet said it could make you put on weight.
The amount won't be announced until next week,but the newscaster said it could be the full 45 million.
Some said it could help me cure the disease.
The National Intelligence Service said it couldn't confirm the reports.
Turkey has said it could deploy troops to Libya if GNA makes such a request.
Both the Germans and British tried it andsaid it couldn't be done but the chief said it could.
The school said it could not confirm the nationalities of those facing alleged drug offenses.
Citing Turkey's good relations with the Arab world,Siniora said it could play"an important role" in efforts to resolve the Lebanese crisis.
When asked if he viewed Chinese telecom giant Huawei as a national security threat or leverage in trade negotiations with China,Trump said it could be both.
The lawyer said it could be a few hours or a few days.
At the same time, Washington also made it clear that US troops would not leave Manbij- another northern Syrian town controlled by the Kurdish militias- even though Ankara said it could extend its operation into this area.
The salesman said it could survive a plane crash, so.
PARIS(Reuters)- France on Friday called on Iran to immediately stop all activities linked to ballistic missiles that could carry nuclear weapons after Tehran said it could put two satellites into orbit in the coming weeks.
But Nato officials said it could also be used anywhere else in the world.
At weekend election rallies Erdogan showed video footage of the shootings,which the gunman had broadcast on Facebook, earning a rebuke from New Zealand's foreign minister who said it could endanger New Zealanders abroad.
The European Commission said it could not confirm receipt of the letter.
Russian state TV said it could not vouch for the authenticity of the quotes.
The agency, whose monitoring equipment is hundreds of kilometers from the blast site, said it could not determine whether the iodine was connected to the Arkhangelsk explosion.
Ankara has also said it could deploy troops to Libya if the GNA were to make such a request.
South Korea's Defence Ministry said it could not immediately confirm the report.
Turkey has also said it could deploy troops to Libya if the GNA makes such a request.
A Defence Ministry spokesman said it could not confirm the report at this time.
The State Department said it could not confirm it and did not comment on matters of intelligence.
But the Russian state broadcaster said it could not guarantee the authenticity of the recording.
The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission said it couldn't verify exactly what kind of nuclear bomb the North detonated as it hasn't found several other radioactive isotopes that typically accompany a nuclear explosion.