Examples of using Would challenge in English and their translations into German
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You would challenge us.
It's his defense against anyone who would challenge his powers.
She would challenge anybody.
They might attack a freighter, but I doubt they would challenge a Federation starship.
I would challenge him.
People also translate
What about those who would challenge the Treaties?
Foes would challenge U.S. policies more aggressively.
I was looking for a company that would challenge me and keep me on my toes.
You would challenge Gannicus?
I conquered the 300-year-old dynasty, I expanded the Mongol Empire,and Kaidu would challenge me to a Kurultai?
She who would challenge us?
Through the Goldcorp shares received they retain their exposure to the Caspiche project,but without the adherent financial risk that would challenge Exeter.
Let any man who would challenge me draw that!
Few would challenge that it would also be there today- the delicate shape, and the ingenious mechanics of the Anglepoise floor lamps are obvious.
You knew that the judge would challenge the authenticity of the divorce.
I would challenge anyone to put their hands up in this room and think that states could sign that off within the space of a year it would take again another 10-year protracted process….
It is a right daft soul that would challenge the Mackenzies, weapons or no.
And I want you to look at this and see the paths that the cell manufactures-- these little walking machines, they're called kinesins--that take these huge loads that would challenge an ant in relative size.
Our reality, I suspect, would challenge even Ionesco's sense of the absurd.
It is not a simple possibility for someone who likes to make a name for himself as a capable theologian, but would not really like to have something to do withsuch a church or come across one because it would challenge him to make a choice.
How much the religion of Jesus' would challenge all the religions merely about him, and promulgated in his name.
LIPTON ERA Before the turn of the century would be submitted six other challenges, including the first of which was known as the Lipton for the America's Cup Sir Thomas Lipton,tycoon Irish/ Scottish tea, would challenge a total of five times between 1899 and 1930.
Were that wretch of noble rank, I would challenge him to combat mortal, but I would not deign to soil my blade with miserable common blood.
Caballeresca pilgrimage: a new form of pilgrimage started in the 15th century: caballeresca(knightly) An example was the knight Hainault de Werchin,who announced that he would challenge any other knight who was not further than twenty leagues from him along the route to Santiago.
An approach that would challenge managers, invite them to step out of their comfort zone and develop‘leadership with guts.
Consequently, it was decided that Rama would not confront Vali face to face, instead Sugriva would challenge Vali and Rama, from a safe distance, would kill Vali from behind.
I also wanted to work for a company that would challenge me, guide me, train me and support me- and all that in a friendly and helpful environment.
Pray for those who heard about the true Christmas in our land- that God would challenge their own faith and that they would put their faith in the Incarnate One.
Once his personality became so twisted in upon itself he refused to acknowledge anything that would challenge his own self-appraisal of having been right all along, no matter how obviously deluded this situation might be to another.
Mr President, Mrs Díez, of course I would withdraw any type of insult or slur inmy speech, if I could, and I would challenge you to read the verbatim report for this sitting and tell me whether it contains any insult or slur, because I will withdraw them without question.
