Examples of using Would set in English and their translations into Czech
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Who would set the fires?
He who would set men to steal guns.
All I know is that if I did this, he would set them free.
The gods would set you on the proper path.
She hadn't the faintest idea what chain of events that would set in motion.
I told him he would set them too deep.
He would set them free. All I know is that if I did this.
He thinks that releasing Emilio would set a dangerous precedent.
That would set a dangerous precedent.
Allowing foster children to get their own lawyers would set a dangerous precedent.
His birth would set the pace for his unlikely life.
Who would have thought the valley bottom people would set the stage for their own destruction?
Some people would set off firecrackers in the hall and you would think one of the others had got shot.
I thought my father's invention of the horseless carriage would set us up for life, but it went nowhere.
So he had a plan that would set neighbor against neighbor. And friend against friend.
For the past seven years, you put out dozens of fires every day,not including the real ones Tracy would set.
What kind of fool would set up the biggest gangster in L.A.
You did in fact put your finger on volatility- the number one enemy of the modern day farmer- and I would simply like to advocate the need to re-establish and maintain a public policy on pricing and regulation, and the need, certainly in the future,for this public policy on regulation to be established through, for example, a price and margin observatory that would set prices fairly for all those involved in production, be they producers, processing companies or distributors.
A professional arsonist would set one blaze and completely gut the building.
Parliament's demand that the Commission develop guidelines for the governments of the Member States is of great significance for the economic security of pensioners,since the guidelines would set minimum levels for pensions and criteria for calculating pension benefits, which would mean that women's pension benefits would no longer fall short of men's.
It's thought that Moutinho would set any interested party back around £30m. Lyon are enjoying an excellent season in Ligue 1 and Alexandre Lacazette isn't the only young talent behind their position in third place.
I didn't hear until later, butour parents argued about who would set the fire, both sides decided their kids would never meet again.
To deviate from this principle would set a dangerous precedent that could lead to the criminalisation of certain migrant nationalities.
An agreement has now been made with the Council to update the Late Payments Directive, which would set a general deadline of 30 days for payments between businesses and public corporations.
Was it me or Matt who would set the fastest time? So, with Eddie stone-cold last.
We cannot allow such things, as this would set a huge precedent for other dossiers in future.
EU institutions are currently discussing a proposal that would set the EU's target for 2030 at a share of at least 27%, as renewables are expected to play an ever more important role in helping Europe meet its future energy needs.
I request that the European Commission propose a more comprehensive directive that would set quality and safety requirements for the donation and transport of organs in the European Union.
Like he would go to sleep. He would set it for four hours later, wake up, have a cigarette.