Examples of using Could act in English and their translations into German
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He could act for you.
The malimite! The malimite could act as an oxidizer.
We built it to stop terrorists before they could act.
If any of them could act, they would be on the stage.
It was important to him that he could act in films.
But... if I could act a little, would you help me to become a really good actress? Would you help me?
I didn't know President McConaughey could act.
It indicates that this capsule could act in 2 techniques to aid weight loss process.
However, that it was not always understood that the ECB could act so decisively.
There is no way that we could act more quickly if our aim is actually to resolve the problems.
But the framers thoughtAmerica needed a man who was decisive and could act quickly.
But before he could act, Bullock got a call from Joseph Richardson Jr., a University of Maryland associate professor.
The poetess continued with a paraphase of Nicodemus' words that nobody could act as Jesus if God was not with him.
By removing the Iraqi army- the only force that could act as a counterweight to Iran, Washington altered the strategic balance of forces in the whole region.
It could be that the European Union, with its historical links, could act as that intermediary.
Argentina's government recognized the problem,but was hit by numerous shocks beyond its control before it could act.
There are a couple wave relationships near 1.22 so thatprice level could act like a magnet after the fourth wave ends.
But the WTO does not have to operate within an overarching institutional andnormative framework, which could act as a counterweight.
The video posted at the end of thearticle clearly shows how wasps could act in an organized and methodical manner against bees, attacking a hive.
Drawing Fibs from the GBPJPY high in July 2007 to the low inSeptember 2011 creates 3 levels that could act as resistance.
It already has a body, namely the Unit for the Coordination of Fraud Prevention,or UCLAF, which could act as a link between the national investigating authorities.
The well known corsairs like Thomas White made this wonderful Island theirheadquarters since the place had thick vegetation that could act as hiding ground.
She had to work as a maid andas an auxiliary nurse in a psychiatric ward, until she could act again in the GDR in 1966.
The Committee therefore thinks that anindependent department should be set up, which could act as a micro-credit fund.
Did anyone while working out the screenplay give a thought to WHY the individuals could act the way they eventually do?
Part of the problem might be a lack of easilyavailable data on smoking behaviour in Germany that could act as an early-warning system.
What I said was that for it to be effective and to be done quickly,it was important that those who could act quickly should do so.
Warm compresses on the abdomen soothe the stomach, because the dermatome is here,and not because the heat could act directly on the stomach.
It is therefore my belief that the European Unionshould seize this opportunity to strengthen a partnership that could act as a key to world order and stability.
Mr Koopman was convinced of the need for a generally recognized and authoritative environmental organization which,as it were, could act as the natural counterpart to the WTO.