Examples of using It would create in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It would create less problems.
If Rory got out, it would create a paradox.
It would create all sorts of problems.
If this story breaks, it would create a panic. People would be hurt.
It would create an enormous PR problem.
That would be highly, highly unfortunate and it would create a very dangerous precedent.
So it would create… It would create a separate list.
The proposal on annual recalculation was unacceptable, since it would create greater instability in the scale.
It would create a PR nightmare for us.
The use of generally accepted standardswould lower costs in the long run, because it would create larger markets.
First, it would create a double standard of justice.
Even if we could,it houses so much cool air now that it would create a sudden, massive cold front as soon as it drops.
It would create a separate list that looks just like b, but it is a separate one.
This is against code in showers because if the glass breaks(elbow hits it or something) it would create big shards of glass.
I didn't know it would create all these problems.".
It would create a core research capacity, servicing countries with special needs.
This approach is attractive, because it would create parallel treatment for those countries that delete article 14 and those countries that retain article 14.
(f) It would create new employment opportunities and offer possibilities for local manufacturing of equipment.
If the rates of the defence counsel were lowered, it would create an unfair differentiation between the remuneration levels of the defence and that of the prosecution.
It would create further division in the Council membership and establish a new layer of hierarchy that would be detrimental to the United Nations.
In short, it would create greater social welfare.
It would create a database evaluating problems that various countries had with their basic resources and would identify groups of countries or regions with similar problems.
After laminating, it would create a strong barrier and with waterproof, moisture-proof and mildew prevent function.
It would create a Palestinian State and leave issues relating to refugees and Jerusalem to a later stage, while establishing the principle that those refugees were not Israelis.
On the contrary, it would create a climate of confidence in which such cooperation would be able to flourish.
The assumption is that it would create unnecessary confusion if an enforcement regime other than that generally applicable were to be enacted.
If it were adopted, it would create a dangerous precedent that would eventually undermine the work and the credibility of the Human Rights Council.