Exemplos de uso de Would be solved em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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All our problems would be solved.
Problems would be solved for you immediately.
All our problems would be solved.
This problem would be solved if she would just hocktooey Into danny's chowder.
Yet no fundamental problem would be solved.
Problems would be solved immediately.
If you did everything by the book,no cases would be solved.
These are real problems which would be solved far better if politicians were to join forces with churches.
I believe it should be moved back to 9 pm, and then the problem would be solved.
It's true, I owe 1,500 francs and my whole life would be solved if only I had 1,500 francs, but.
He tried to make me change all the pipes without giving me no assurance that the problem would be solved.
Thus, the halting problem would be solved for pp.
I swear to God, if half the people who got divorced got back together after 10 years,their problems would be solved.
Saul Michaels thought that all life's problems would be solved by the return of the Jewish people to the Land of Israel.
If only one could treat relatives like one treats insects… all my problems would be solved.
Because not all factors involved in the change are well understood,some say that everything would be solved with investments here or there as if all the problems are due to a deficit of applied resources and the availability of resources.
With all that, it was possible to reach the top before the"base was paved" andthat all Brazilian problems would be solved.
With a chill,he knew that in the future many problems would be solved for him in this same way.
This is the case, for example, of a young white male, aged 21,who upon seeing the poster about male healthcare sought a consultation hoping that his complaint of weakness and fatigue would be solved.
The contact group met andwe were told that if we reached a compromise over taxation the problems would be solved and the Statute could come into force as proposed.
In case the Mankind could be able to discover a way to dominate this reaction in industrial plants, reproducing the photosynthesis in a synthetic way, all the problems we have with food andfuel supply would be solved.
Faced with the conclusions of the report,the Council was pleased to announce that many of the problems identified by the CoA would be solved with the entry into force of the new rural development regulation.
My friend and colleague, Mr Walter, has made the point that there may be a change in the vote of his particular Group, in which case there would not be a qualified majority and therefore the problem would be solved.
How many problems would be solved if our societies protected families and provided households, especially those of recently married couples, with the possibility of dignified work, housing and healthcare services to accompany them throughout life.
It is valid rescue presently,without mobile communication many affairs would be solved for hours, and even weeks.
Peukert argued in his essay that the late 19th and early 20th centuries had seen tremendous scientific and technological change together with, in Germany, the growth of the welfare state, which had created widespread hopes both within the government and in society that“utopia” was at hand andsoon all social problems would be solved.
Even worse, and absurdly, the report posits a link between working times in Europe and economic crisis,as if the problem would be solved if those still with jobs to go to were to work longer and longer hours, driving themselves to the point of collapse, while more and more people do not even get the chance to make use of their skills!
If all small businesses- which includes farmers- were to employ just one more person each,then the whole unemployment situation throughout the European Union would be solved overnight.
It is true that immigration is another problem, but it is also true that we cannot claim that if we had a more orless unrestricted immigration system all our problems would be solved; nowhere in the world is there any example of such a policy being implemented, and even where the system is the most liberal, it is still not possible to solve all the problems, especially those that are still linked to illegal immigration.
Mr President, part of the answer to that last question would be that, if there was a legal method of entering the UK to claim asylum,a lot of the problems would be solved at Sangatte.