Examples of using Answer would be in English and their translations into German
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The answer would be no.
If I asked you what brings you joy perhaps the answer would be.
If I could... The answer would be yes.
The answer would be‘neither and both.
That's very good news, because I thought that was what the answer would be.
And yes, the answer would be to enhance.
Qué li ha passat?","What happened to her or him?", and the answer would be:"Tramuntana.
And your answer would be'onward ever onward.
If you were to ask me if you should bring anything with you when you relocate to Portugal, my answer would be just to bring those things that have emotional value.
LeMay's answer would be, clearly,"Yes.
One answer would be: because the kinetic energy of the water molecules is high and they bounce against things rapidly-- that's a kind of physical science argument.
If you would met my mother, you would know the answer would be yes, but, uh, by my nature, I try to avoid introspection.
The answer would be: depends on several factors.
In conclude, if someone were to ask,what is the core of Islam in the fewest possible words, the answer would be,"it is within the word Islam itself: to serve, worship, and lovingly submit to God.
The answer would be"no" if you are honest before God.
No doubt the answer would be in the letter.
The answer would be that he is the pope, meaning that he is above and superior.
If one were to ask where the root of unwholesome actions lies the answer would be that it has its root in one's own mind. Just as the wholesome actions also have their root in one's mind.
One answer would be that art is part of society for hundreds of years, without her devalue.
I asked, knowing, of course, what the answer would be, but yet desirous of deferring the direct question as to where he really was. .
One answer would be, in the name of subsidiarity, to restrict the cohesion policy or even to renationalise it.
The only real answer would be to revise the Financial Perspectives.
Well the answer would be expertly aged sausages a. k. a embotits or embutidos in Spanish.
If the answer would be no, then we suggest you try it!
Well, the answer would be that revisionism joined me laughing.
The answer would be to allow drivers to leave their vehicles and remain at a safe distance during the inspection.
The most obvious answer would be to remove section 22(1a) 1 from the Federal Police Act and to refrain from identity checks in train stations, railway tracks or at airports.
One possible answer would be to signal that overtime is important for important jobs and certain phases of the project and is part of everyday working life.
My answer would be that, as an auditor, I would be delighted to give such an opinion when the time came, but it is not the job of auditors to be happy with the opinions that they give.
If the question was asked in the British parliament, the answer would be that members of my constituency would not understand what the Council, Parliament, the Commission or any of the institutions were, but they would want to know that the European Union was doing a good job and making their life better, and that if the Presidency had a role in that, then it was a positive role.