Examples of using It would create in English and their translations into Czech
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It would create hell.
If this story breaks, it would create a panic.
It would create worldwide panic.
If Rory got out, it would create a paradox.
It would create a cosmic disaster.
He says if a cast member was dating one of the executive producers, it would create tensión.
Seems it would create a scene.
Eva thought that if she sacrificed a witch from each of the 9 covens, it would create a new witch order in New Orleans.
It would create an enormous PR problem.
For extraterrestrial contact, but so far they have not given those to us. The United Nations announced that it would create some protocols.
It would create a dimensional paradox.
Zawahiri believed, would have a noble purpose because of the fear and the terror that it would create in the minds of ordinary Muslims.
It would create an enormous PR problem.
The company wouldn't give me one… and I asked if you would give it to me out of your own pocket… andyou said the company wouldn't allow it, because it would create jealousy… among the other secretaries.
It would create a hydro-dynamic shock wave.
Despite the fact that the European Union and its institutions function efficiently on a day-to-day basis without the Lisbon Treaty,failure to adopt it would create an image of a Community which is not able to reach and adopt important decisions.
You can't, it would create a temporal paradox.
At least two speakers mentioned the 100% scanning initiative of the US Congress: I want to tell you that we are really trying to exert pressure on the US Administration, and indirectly even on US legislation, because we are absolutely certain- andwe keep saying it- that this initiative would result in the disruption of international trade in maritime shipping, it would create a false sense of security and it would just divert attention and resources from the real issues.
I didn't know it would create all these problems.♪.
It would create a small magnetic disruption in space whenever we were in motion.
Therefore, by providing an option, it would create more choice for companies, without imposing any additional burdens.
It would create widespread distrust in If this information were to go public… your brother's leadership capabilities.
With it being untethered, it would create a world but where it has never existed. not only where the Library ceases to exist.
It would create false hopes and would be liable to slow down the efforts made by the countries in question to implement the reforms required by the road maps.
If the pursuit of these goals were factored in, it would create a prescriptive element- a normative dimension, as it were- whereas the debate has so far been confined to current costs.
It would create many delays in addressing existing claims and it would create a very strong disincentive for people to go for out-of-court settlements.
Broke up the asteroid, it would create thousands of meteors Sorry, but even if a nuclear explosion setting in motion cataclysmic events all over the world. that would rain down on Earth.
It would create a market as liquid as that in the United States, and would give a boost to the euro as a reserve currency, enabling the central banks and sovereign funds to invest their reserves here.
Finally, it would create a very strong and unfortunate burden on the judicial systems of our Member States, something which I do not believe any one of us really wants to do.
It would create a false idea to say: feeling suppresses the pure intuitive perception, for nothing is more powerful than the intuition, it is man's highest power and can never be suppressed or diminished by anything.