Примери коришћења Would inevitably на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Latin
-
Cyrillic
This would inevitably lead to a collapse of the global economic system.
Violations of the irrigation water quality,its temperature would inevitably affect the plant.
Usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and.
Far from tending toward somemagical state of equilibrium, capitalism would inevitably do the opposite.
Which, would inevitably interrupt our Connections and Correspondence.
The possible sinking of such a ship would inevitably harm the ocean environment.
Russia would inevitably unleash a war against former allies, if Austria and France would not soon seek peace.
The organizing by law of any one of these would inevitably destroy the essential organization- justice.
Beer is the most commonly imbibed alcoholic beverage in the world, andreductions in brewing would inevitably affect prices.
To disavow these usurpations, which, would inevitably interrupt our connections and correspondence.
Beer is the most commonly imbibed alcoholic beverage in the world, andreductions in brewing would inevitably affect prices.
But the breaking of the EU would inevitably abandon its peoples to the hazards of globalization, to an even greater degree.
Instead they were banned from the school computer systems, and would inevitably fail all their classes.
In such desperate situations, thoughts would inevitably be of family and loved ones at home, perhaps hundreds or thousands of miles away.
The new draft would require additional allocations from the budget of the Republic of Serbia and would inevitably delay its adoption.
If such actions that are carried out in violation of the UN Charter continue that would inevitably lead to chaos in the international relations,” the Kremlin said in a statement, citing the Russian leader.
Moreover, the new draft would require additional allocations from the budget of the Republic of Serbia and would inevitably delay its adoption.
You might think such a bold style of waging war combined with being a long time soldier would inevitably have gotten Major killed, but he actually ended up living to the ripe old age of 87, dying in 2008.
We figured out some coping strategies, like calling a friend, so thathe always had a plan when those warning signs would inevitably hit him.
Russia's foreign ministry expects the bill to become law, which would inevitably prompt Moscow to retaliate, Ryabkov warned.
We figured out some coping strategies, like calling a friend, so thathe always had a plan when those warning signs would inevitably hit him.
It would inevitably lead to a further grave deterioration of relations between the EU and Russia.I call therefore openly upon Russia to use its considerable influence over separatist leaders and to stop any form of military, political or financial support.
However, the diet states that the other 25 days per month people can eat what they want, which would inevitably work against those benefits.”.
In addition to causing delays in the supreme court's handling of cases and diminishing the quality of its adjudication,such an approach would inevitably cause contradictions within the case law of the supreme court itself, whereby it is also inevitable that if the number of cases decided by a supreme court is excessively high, its case law will frequently remain overlooked.
In practice, however, the necessary calculations cannot be made,because anyone likely to bother his head about such a question would inevitably see it in terms of competitive prestige.
If such a solution were to be imposed on Serbia, he said, it would"certainly be rejected by Serbia's Parliament",and"that would inevitably mark the turning point[for]… Serbia's relations with the rest of the world," the British daily Financial Times quoted him as saying.
The wider ideas of democracy of redistributing land and wealth, and creating equality, must not be tried, because that can only be done through coercion, andfollowing the logic of Isaiah Berlin, that would inevitably lead to tyranny.
Further growth, or food shortages caused by drought, harsh winters oroverharvesting resources would inevitably lead tribes into conflict over food and foraging territory.
A new study led by Wei Xie, an agricultural scientist at Peking University, constructed at least five climate models that show that extreme weather conditions, including heat waves and droughts,could reduce barley yields by 3 to 17 percent- numbers which would inevitably affect consumers worldwide.
With the establishment of an administration supported or installed by a community of countries gathered within NATO,Yugoslavia would inevitably become a country the territory of which would quickly be dismembered.