Examples of using Would delay in English and their translations into German
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Only bad weather would delay him.
Once the driver has retaken the route he is not obliged to stop in order to take more passengers,as this could endanger traffic and would delay the journey.
More tribulations would follow which would delay the end of Beethoven's apprenticeship.
Parliament has the powers to try togo into the maximum detail within level 1, which would delay the process.
These would release natural oscillations in the rotor and would delay reaching the steady bias point before connecting to the grid 4.
Nonetheless I am opposed to Amendment No 2,which could be interpreted as justifying terrorism and to Amendment No 1, which would delay action in this fight.
Avoid positioning the intake line higher than the pump as this would delay the escape of air bubbles from the intake line and impede the priming process.
This is why the Commission, although it supports the spirit of Parliament's amendments, is unable to acceptthem: such a modification, Mr President, would delay the proposal's adoption.
The Commission nevertheless rejects Amendment No 26, which would delay application to present models by a whole year.
We think it's likely the ECB would delay an interest-rate hike until the arrival of a new ECB president, which in practical terms pushes the first rate hike into early 2020.
To a degree, it makes sense why somethings like Marcus would delay entering serious relationships.
Pruitt announced in June he would delay compliance by one year to give his agency more time to study the plan and avoid"interfering with local decisions or impeding economic growth.
It also predicted that the heat capacity of the oceans would delay warming by several decades.
That comes after the State Department's announcement last week that it would delay a decision on a federal permit for the project until it studies new potential routes that avoid the Sandhills areas of Nebraska and the Ogallala aquifer, a vast underground water supply.
I executed the two apps from the command line so that no server would delay the apps' execution.
To avoid lengthy clinical trial authorisation procedures that would delay patients' access to clinical trials the EESC supports the following amendment in Article 7(2):"Each Member State shall complete its assessment, including the opinion of the national ethics committee, within 10 days from the validation date.
Sometimes an executor will have trouble getting hold of someone which would delay them being notified of their inheritance.
In response to participants who expressed fears that member governments would delay the transposition of EU directives into national legislation, representatives of the European Commission said it would monitor the application of the directives with great care and would act against Member States which defaulted on their treaty obligations.
Lastly, voting for further difficult amendments, or just changes, would delay the conclusion of the legislative process.
The court may refuse motions for the taking of evidence on facts on which evidence has already been taken in the model proceedings if its admission in its free conviction would not contribute to proof ofnew facts that are material to the ruling and would delay the settling of the dispute.
Type-approval procedure is time consuming andthe EESC is concerned that it would delay the introduction of the new machinery which could be disastrous for small volume manufacturers.
As regards satellite telephone services, given the very small number of potential operators and the relatively limited interest in Europe for that service as compared with the cellular service, GSM, there seems to be no justification for theCommission setting up a new selection procedure which would delay bringing the new services into operation.
During the orders, we had meet a lot of troubles, like the containers werehard to book during the New Year Holiday which would delay the cargo arrival date, some pieces glass were broken accidentally during transportation, the payment were hold by the general contractors so couldn't pay for us in time, etc.
I hope that will reassure this House,for having given the lie initially to those who forecast that the cooperation procedure would delay matters, it now seems to be experiencing some difficulty in keeping pace.
There is a line of research on what's called geoengineering,which are various techniques that would delay the heating to buy us 20 or 30 years to get our act together.
And give from what We have provided for you, before death approaches one of you, and he says,“My Lord,if only You would delay me for a short while, so that I may be charitable, and be one of the righteous.”.
And spend[in the way of Allah] from what We have provided you before death approaches one of you and he says,"My Lord,if only You would delay me for a brief term so I would give charity and be among the righteous.
It isn't safe to start till dark, at any rate; for there are some evil persons in the villages ahead, that might be disposed to meddle with us,if they saw our wagon, and that would delay us more than the waiting; but in two hours I think we may venture.
The court may reject declarations and items of evidence which are not submitted until after expiry of a deadline set in accordance with subsections 1 and 2 and rule without any further investigations if1. in the freely-formed conviction of the court its admission would delay the conclusion of the dispute, and 2. the party concerned does not provide sufficient excuses for the lateness, and 3. the party concerned has been notified of the consequences of missing the deadline.
Other amendments have been rejected because they cause legal problems, as is the case with the last paragraph of Amendment No 14, for example, Amendment No 5, which changes the reference standards produced by an external organisation, the ECAC, Amendment No 12, which goes against comitology procedures,Amendment No 17, which would delay the entry into force of the regulation, making it subject to an impact study, without there being any indication of the final decision.