Examples of using Would involve in English and their translations into Danish
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It would involve some risk.
Small turtles. And this big plan would involve.
That would involve being rescued.
Anything on my bucket list would involve public nudity.
That would involve being rescued. Yes.
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I never thought ghost hunting would involve so much room cleaning!
This would involve some kind of deal.
Just didn't realize how much of that training would involve Marcus.
But it would involve a great sacrifice.
And it's unthinkable to assume the FBI would involve itself in an election.
It would involve disproportionate effort.
And this big plan would involve… Small turtles.
One would involve some ice cubes and a nine-iron.
Madam President, that would involve a change in policy.
It would involve me, um, taking on a new identity.
I would also like to learn a little more about what this would involve.
But that would involve the authorities-- No!
Daydreams? Accompanied by intense auditory and visual sensations… that would involve me?
Because it would involve“urban development in open countryside”.
To start thinking about a new project that would involve you. Reichsfuhrer also asked me.
It would involve interviewing people in the Berkeley area.
We cannot agree that the Amsterdam test would involve an unjustifiable administrative burden.
This would involve a price cut of roughly EUR 2.5 billion.
Finally, Amendment No 97 is not acceptable, since it would involve the authority in risk management.
That would involve all 4, originating with the Poles in Number 3.
The Corfu andEssen European Councils confirmed that the next enlargement of the EU would involve Malta and Cyprus.
That would involve agreement on the status of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
In the course of the investiture debate, President Delors also stated that the Commission would involve Parliament in the process of preparing legislative proposals.
It would involve a fundamental change in international relations.
I therefore intend to launch a feasibility study on the criteria which could be used for managing the positive list and the resources which this would involve.