Examples of using Would ease in English and their translations into German
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It would ease things.
If you knew you had all the time in the world, your life would ease.
But it would ease my suffering considerably if you would have dinner with me afterwards.
If Lucas really finds the murderers, Then he would ease his company by 15 million marks.
This would ease the exercise of fundamental freedoms.
I suppose I was misguided to believe Hayley's return would ease tensions in this house.
I thought it would ease the pain, but it doesn't.
However, they expected their kinsmen to arrive the next day which would ease the situation.
This would ease the transposition and understanding of the modifications proposed.
After the announcements last night,there was real hope that the situation would ease.
Such a turn would ease the development of all sorts of ties with this state.
Please only send the damaged hardware along if you believe that it would ease assessment for the assessor.
Dropping this feature would ease a re-design of the central project database.
The majority that's still boozing, taking drugs or enacting their abuse againand again, in the treacherous hope this would ease the pain.
The decline of the euro would ease exports, as exported goods would become be cheaper and lead to more growth in the export-oriented countries.
Anecdotally, during construction, one of the workers fell andluckily was saved by a Civil Guard Cuarte, who would ease the Caidal.
The US government has since said it would ease the restrictions until the end of June andcould furtherease them if ZTE cooperated in"resolving the matter.
Feedback from the food industry emphasised a real need for a new form of packaging that would ease transportation and increase production efficiency.
We are always ready and willing to participate in any process that would ease religious tensions, identify practices that injure the religious susceptibility of any community and work towards greater religious harmony in our country.
Under the rubric›heroes of the every day‹, students at the Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißenseeworked closely with the VIA Werkstätten to design products that would ease and enrich quotidian existence.
This would bring immediate relief from sanctions, and that would ease the current crisis and give officials room to start fixing the country's economic problems.
Yet if Mr. Hubbard began by placing the burden of responsibility on Australia's shoulders,he continued by announcing a technical breakthrough of such magnitude it would ease the task considerably.
He also pointed out that there was noconcrete empirical data to show that the scheme would ease traffic, noting that most government employees use public transport.
Although it would ease access to health care for many people through Medicaid expansion and government subsidies, the law was dictated by the corporations of the health industry and written for their profit.
In combination,the harmonised notification form and the electronic document repository would ease compliance with existing ex ante notification and control requirements.
The return of the refugees is complicated because four years of ethnic cleansing have broken down any mutual trust and destroyed the psychological andcultural assumptions that would ease that return.
An earlier tackling of the building-up of fiscal imbalances would ease their reversal and avoid becoming a serious risk to macroeconomic stability and fiscal sustainability.
When the Burmese Prime-Minister-in-exile visited Dublinrecently he expressed fears that the European Union would ease its pressure on the generals in power for trade reasons.
Establishing an EU voluntary system for third partyverification of the performance claims of new technologies which would ease the verification of compliance with environmental specifications set out in tender documents;
