Examples of using Something should in English and their translations into Danish
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If something should happen.
I don't care how long it takes. If something should happen.
Something should have worked.
Saleh admits that something should be revised.
If something should happen to them.
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The possibility of getting losses covered if something should go wrong.
And if something should go wrong?
They collaborated with them that they would receive help if something should happen.
Something should have turned up by now.
Those are changed waters hidden there in case something should happen to the Reverend Mother.
If something should ever happen to me.
I don't know if anyone's even noticed it's missing yet, but if something should happen to me.
But if something should keep us apart?
If I was on to something, it was just that thing,even though I tell myself something should change.
Something should be done about him. Drink some water.
Show us that you're good, andwe will trust you to decide how something should work and when you're going to do it.
Finally, something should be said about the legal basis.
With DataInherit, you can easily assign beneficiaries to your digital assets in the event that something should happen to you.
God forbid something should happen to us.
Apmänniskorna did not have this ability, so they could not imagine a life after death, orplan how something should be.
God forbid something should go wrong over here, get outta here!
Backing up your website is vitally important to ensure the safe restoration of the site if something should go wrong with updates or hacking.
God forbid something should go wrong over here, get outta here!
We often dole out projects with a 10 minute conversation and a month to make it go. Show us that you're good, andwe will trust you to decide how something should work and when you're going to do it.
If something should happen… I don't care how long it takes.
So whatever formula you have in 3D that tells you how much something should weigh, can be then changed by controlling the mass of the object in question.
If something should go wrong, as it almost inevitably will some time or another, then you can say goodbye to the fishing in the area, goodbye to the tourism and indeed goodbye to much of North Wales.
Right at the start of this agreement,we must establish how long something should apply and under what circumstances regulations will subsequently be discontinued.
Would the Council not agree that we need to move swiftly, not just on poultry but sheep and pigmeat as well, to give consumers the same information andindeed to provide the same traceability if something should go wrong?
God forbid something should happen to us. It just helps us stay friends.