Exemplos de uso de Would have to be considered em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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We are an observant Jewish family so the implications of that would have to be considered.
Accordingly it would have to be considered, at working party level, whether a two-stage procedure as proposed by the Presidency was feasible.
By every measure of the Continuum,his remarks would have to be considered as… mentally unbalanced.
The possibility hasn't been ruled out, butstructural reinforcement to hardpoints on the aircraft would have to be considered;
A possible strengthening of enforcement would have to be considered carefully, in order not to create more centralized bureaucracy in the Community.
And there were days, good days,when by anyone's judgment… They would have to be considered clever.
Kurus stated that it would have to be considered once the redevelopment plan is prepared, but that railroad setbacks would have to be adhered to and included.
In that case, which would happen only with the definitive closure of the yard,the aid would have to be considered, as closure aid.
This is because two types of errors would have to be considered, the first being the sampling error, by the modification of the natural weights, and the non-sampling error, by response losses from non-participants the variation of the participants prevalences could be greater or lesser, with undetermined directions.
Conclusion: The majority of the studies was projected to generate hypotheses and would have to be considered as preliminary steps of an additional research.
Let me be clear today.Should the code fail to meet the Commission's expectations, alternatives, such as a legislative proposal, would have to be considered.
The Commission notes that, in order to examine the cost, if any, of the swap from the point of view of the recipient, the obligations imposed on a company when issuing new equity would have to be considered.
But if we can avoid a global conflagration oreven a large scale massive war then that would have to be considered as success because it is when they collapse that empires become the most dangerous and unpredictable.
Changes such as an excessive level of neuronal growth leading to spasticity or tonic paralysis, oran excessive release of neurotransmitters in response to injury which could kill nerve cells, would have to be considered"negative" plasticity.
On the other hand, before presenting the counterpoint to this provision, it should be noted that this paper does not aim to evaluate if a person who has the genes of an anonymous donor via heterologous assisted reproduction does or does not have the right to gain knowledge of his genetic background, since, to do so, a set of conditions would have to be considered.
If it were in any way pleased about the prospect of continuing to exist, or upset at the thought of its own death, the computer would then countas having positive or negative experiences, and would have to be considered a different kind of entity, one that is sentient.
But in fact, any other norm must be logi cally compatible with the nonaggression principle in order to be justified it self, and, mutatis mutandis,every norm that could be shown to be incompatible with this principle would have to be considered invalid.
The cooperation would lead to a dominant position of the two companies in the MPV market segment and enable chem- taking into account the economies of scale and the extent of Scace aid involved- to eliminate competition in this sector by, for example, raising the entry barriers orexercising predatory behaviour which would have to be considered abusive.
It would not take into account the fact that in some cases no discrimination can exist before the conditions for the recognition of the new sex are met and that in other cases itmay not even be necessary to have begun reassignment and adverse treatment based on a mere declaration of such an intention would have to be considered a sex-based discrimination.
The Council emphasises that any possible margin in the context of the finalisation of the negotiations would have to be carefully considered in accordance with the need to take into account the specific situation of each candidate country and to conduct the accession negotiations on the same basis and principles applied to the ten new Member States, as well as the need to have regard for budgetary discipline.
The matter would thus have to be considered by the Bureau.
Had these technical explanations been referred to in the update, the programme would have been considered to be broadly compliant with the data requirements of the revised"code of conduct on the content and format of stability and convergence programmes.
In 1930, during his presidential campaign,Vargas stated that immigration would also have to be considered from an ethnic as well as economic viewpoint.
It is a doctrine that put cruelty into the world and gave the world generations of cruel torture; and the Christ of the Gospels,if you could take Him asHis chroniclers represent Him, would certainly have to be considered partly responsible for that.
It is a doctrine that put cruelty into the world and gave the world generations of cruel torture; and the Christ of the Gospels,if you could take Him as His chroniclers represent Him, would certainly have to be considered partly responsible for that.
They similarly claim that if Mr. Gayle's family were to obtain a successful monetary compensation in a civil suit,they would be precluded from pursuing a Constitutional Motion because they would be considered to have been compensated for Mr. Gayle's death.
I was hoping that the discussion would be conducted in the spirit of free inquiry,as Levin's film was, and the question of anti-Semitism would be considered to have at least two sides.