Examples of using Shall decide in English and their translations into Czech
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He shall decide.
The War Lord shall decide.
Shall decide. And fate.
Tiberius shall decide.
Shall decide. And fate.
And… fate shall decide.
I shall decide who is the traitor!
And… fate shall decide.
I shall decide when we have enough.
You and I shall decide.
I shall decide when we have enough.
Its outcome shall decide the war.
He shall decide who is fit to gaze upon it.
Nothing more. Maya shall decide your fate.
Maya shall decide your fate. Nothing more.
It is your will that shall decide your destiny.
Only I shall decide what to do with Vichy officials.
Both sides agree that first blood shall decide the victor.
They shall decide, my lord.
On this question of surrender to the king,each brother knight and sergeant shall decide for himself.
Maya shall decide your fate.
The Commission, after consulting the Member State concerned, shall decide which part of the report can be made public.
Now I shall decide their hour.
From 1 December, this Treaty of Lisbon declares very clearly- I have the English version here,specifically Article 17- that it is the President of the Commission who shall decide on the internal organisation of the Commission, and that is what I am of course going to do, including as regards the allocation of portfolios.
But we shall decide what do with them. Never mind. It's all right.
Based on the description of the defect and phone consultation(see the contacts at www. remak. eu),the Seller shall decide on the manner of claim resolution, i.e., whether it will be resolved at the installation site or at the manufacturing plant.
Committee shall decide by a simple majority of those present/ per rollam voting members.
The director of the Organisation shall decide on the main tasks and management of the Secretariat.
The President of the Bank shall decide the appropriate and proportionate disciplinary actions, in accordance with the provisions of Articles 38-40 of the Staff Regulations, taking into account the severity of the offence and any aggravating and/or mitigating circumstances.
Each brother knight and sergeant shall decide for himself. On this question of surrender to the king.