Exemplos de uso de Would undertake em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Both men and women would undertake this work.
Cocteau disapproved of my idea, andproposed that he should use it for a show, which he would undertake to put on.
The task he would undertake, I will now fulfil.
However, none of the New York City promoters would undertake this project.
Only a fool would undertake such a mission without first gaining your consent.
I very much would like,- I told,- that magid won against it that it rejected the godlessness and would undertake better the doctrine.
In return, Ukraine would undertake not to restart unit 2.
Would undertake under the title of"Library of the Invisible World", which would contain a series of volumes to be sold separately.
A company that helps you with accounting will help you avoid many of the charges that you would undertake if you were hiring staff yourself.
And who among them would undertake the journey alone, leaving his brothers in prison?
Of their humility they had given a continual proof,by performing those servile offices for the other passengers which none of the English would undertake;
No modern labourer would undertake fatigue such as this for so small or for any reward.
Further, Mr Pringle claims that, by ratifying, approving or accepting the ESM Treaty,Ireland would undertake obligations incompatible with those Treaties.
Smolensky's cooperative would undertake demolition of structure and salvage building materials.
After the death of the person responsible at the Ministry of Labour,we had to decide who would undertake the task of drafting reports on ILO standards.
For those who would undertake the challenge of designing a UTM exactly as Turing specified see the article by Davies in Copeland 2004:103ff.
Are you proposing to pay the amount, Mistress Castell? I would not wish to offend you or the Virginia Company, sir,by suggesting that a woman would undertake such a manly transaction.
Was it completely unforeseeable that Israel would undertake actions against international law by undertaking a policy of collective punishment?
The aim here is to establish a number of common principles and interests,acceptable to all, which the partners would undertake to promote together.
The survey identified 11 daily tasks 13 which most people would undertake regularly and asked whether the individual had any problems with any of them.
John lost his own life before he could see theculmination of his work, but his early missionary work was essential to the ministry Christ would undertake while on this earth.
Which one of you would undertake to build a watchtower on your lands without first sitting down to count up the cost to see whether you had money enough to complete it?
The possibility of harmonising the time limits within which the economic agents would undertake to retain the necessary stock of spare parts is also discussed.
We do not understand why your souls would undertake such study when it is clear from every angle that certain material does not resonate with the Highest good.
Faced with the"moral impossibility" of these two supreme legislators offering such a law and the impracticality of such an abolition,Rocha would undertake the expedient of"service under pledge", which we have already spoken about in detail.
Upon receiving the application,the NSUARB would undertake a hearing to solicit input from interested parties and determine if there were reasonable grounds to incorporate as a town.
The Commission is nevertheless taking an active part in the preparations for establishing an International Convention under the aegis of the IAEA,under which signatory states would undertake to guarantee a high level of safety in their installations.
Example of universal-machine coding==:"For those who would undertake the challenge of designing a UTM exactly as Turing specified see the article by Davies in Copeland 2004:103ff.
The SAS officers involved in the operation, including Brigadier Peter de la Billière, Director Special Forces, Lieutenant-Colonel Rose, Commander of 22 SAS, and Major Hector Gullan,commander of the team that would undertake any raid, spent the day refining their plans for an assault.
It was agreed at the last ACP/EEC Ministerial Council meeting that both sides,ACP and the Commission, would undertake an examination of the procedures in order to present proposals to improve implementation and speed up disbursements.