Examples of using Countries would in English and their translations into Czech
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Other countries wouldn't take you.
If Olympus were to boycott our products,other countries would follow your lead.
So… One of these countries would have access to the vaccin.
If Iran were to develop the nuclear bomb, Saudi Arabia,Israel and other countries would also want to develop a nuclear bomb.
And foreign countries would mobilize to protect their diplomats.
With no witnesses for an hour. An irreplaceable fellow. just to talk to him Certain countries would pay millions to get hold of him.
Other countries would use war crimes as a pretext for all sorts of demands.
Just to talk to him with no witnesses for an hour. Certain countries would pay millions to get hold of him, An irreplaceable fellow.
Both countries would not send men who know jack shit into their enemy's territory.
Everyone knows that people in the United Kingdom,Denmark and many other countries would have voted'no' if they had been given the chance.
Formerly sovereign countries would now pay their taxes directly to the banking cartel.
The Foreign Affairs Minister of one large EU Member State said that if Slovenia became independent,other countries would isolate it for 50 years.
If it weren't this way, the countries would perish with their lords and their boyars.
Countries would indeed be foolish to rely too heavily on their neighbours for energy supplies.
If this information was to be shared across the EU,many third countries would refuse to sign similar agreements in the future.
But worst of all, the countries would pledge future taxes, paid by the people in perpetuity as profit to the private banks.
If the capital cities adopted all the good practices found at the subnational level, all four countries would move substantially closer to the global frontier of regulatory best practices.
Other countries would use war crimes as a pretext for all sorts of demands… We might as well be under occupation again.
It is quite clear that,if the Olympic Games were to be held in Sochi, countries would boycott the event, just as in Moscow 1980 following the Soviet military invasion of Afghanistan.
Developing countries would prefer us to start by putting money on the table and the EU would prefer to start by discussing objectives.
In the current situation, the EU must move towards a future of change, economic development and prosperity,which is why cooperation with industrialised countries would make the process simpler and more widely shared.
An irreplaceable fellow. Certain countries would pay millions to get hold of him, just to talk to him with no witnesses for an hour.
It would be useful if the World Trade Organisation were reformed to make room for that kind of cooperation,although the ostracism of certain countries would make it difficult to put such a reform into practice.
I acquire missiles most countries would die for, I have an entire city in check, and a few hours before, the chip that guides and detonates them disappears.
In view of this, I am voting against the tabled report, as I believe the uneven application of such charges is unjust,given that outlying countries would generate most of the revenue, to the benefit of the countries of central Europe.
Which European countries would show as much restraint as Israel and, for years, put up with an attack of more than 7 000 missiles, at each moment threatening the lives of more than one million civilians?
I welcome every move that combats selectivity andfirmly believe that lifting visa requirements for all those countries would certainly help improve the image of the European Union in the eyes of the people in these countries who need an opening on the world after years of conflict.
However, if they presented a united front to the IMF,the euro area countries would represent 23% of the votes, and all the countries of the European Union, still united, would represent 32% of the votes, that is to say, twice as many as the United States.
Extensive and stable economic contacts between particular countries would lead to specific economic integration, which would definitely help to limit the threat of conflict in the future.
We have never been able to prove that there was any truth in this, andneither do we know which countries would have been involved in such transport, so to base our argument for receiving inmates on this is somewhat weak, in my view, and I am pleased that this has not been done in the resolution.