Exemplos de uso de Would have to make em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I would have to make them.
She told me that I would have to make a choice.
I would have to make a decision.
If programmers would have to make a plane.
I would have to make one phone call.
Whereas on the gas vehicles you would have to make those changes.
But I would have to make a lot of changes.
In order for the motorcade to pass it, they would have to make a jog.
But he would have to make more than one trip.
Here again, a dedicated, baptized Christian would have to make his own decision.
You would have to make do with mac'n'cheese.
In our example,the template developer would have to make the following change.
I would have to make choices and could do things only sequen tially.
Well, you better not be otherwise,well… I would have to make a play for Steve.
That means Santa would have to make 800 visits a second, not including bathroom breaks.
He decides to join the tournament regardless of the sacrifices he would have to make.
It seems odd to me that one would have to make a case for this in 2012.
We all knew that, in order to get an agreement with the United States and its allies of the"umbrella group",the European Union would have to make concessions.
The carrier of the goods would have to make entry or exit safety and security declarations.
But to make sure it will not go away anddrop shipment tracking I would have to make a purchase.
FedEx as carrier of the goods, would have to make entry or exit safety and security declarations.
After unsuccessfully pitching films that were"too weird, too obscure",Eggers realized that he would have to make a more conventional film.
And if I were to do it, I would have to make too many modifications to make it worth doing.
In this case,of having to forego the councilor's term here, I would have to make some considerations", said Gideon.
For this, however,the group would have to make their universities, maintained by a non-profit association, into private companies with profit purposes.
But once someone was actually interested in purchasing, they would have to make a phone call or interact with someone face to face.
Through the long,cold night, he would have to make fine adjustments so the telescope would precisely track the target galaxy.
According to financial analysts consulted by Maka Angola,BESA would have to make a provision on the total amount of Escom's debt to cover losses.
He thinks that the archdiocese would have to make public legal agreements, especially after 2002 when the Chart in Dallas He had called for greater transparency?
The report contains only very vague ideas about the adjustments Europe would have to make following a future accession, and these seem to me to be quite inadequate.