Examples of using Would shift in English and their translations into German
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The proposal would shift problems to the border Member States.
When you made a winning combination, the reels would shift to the right.
In that case, the human role would shift from operation towards supervision and maintenance.
By repeating the altered comments, it was hoped,mass opinion would shift in favor of the war.
In the process, they would shift some of the policy emphasis from production to consumption.
I knew that after I had completed this task the universe would shift at the weight of completing it.
On 20 January 2012, Todai announced that it would shift the beginning of its academic year from April to September to align its calendar with the international standard.
They would make a little bit more money; their standard of living would shift and would get better.
The national introduction of LHVs would shift a large portion of rail freight onto the roads.
The focus was on how energy prices,competitive advantages and ultimately also the political balance of power would shift around the world.
In case of delays, essential cost blocks would shift into 2020 or subsequent periods.
When I bought the books it happened that we sat in the back row of a boring lecture and we would read them in a row- five people with ascending volume numbers andwhen finished the books would shift.
In case of delays, major costs and/or revenues would shift into 2020 or subsequent periods.
The JTAG chain debugger will give you the information to investigate and resolve problems where this is not the case, such as an unconnected TAP signal, which would stop data passing from TDI to TDO,or a glitch on TCK, which would shift data from its expected location.
Far from it: The“European Modular System” would shift up to 55 percent of combined transport volume back to the roads.
With all respect, even you cannot breathe life into a corpse by threatening to withdraw as Prime Minister if the Luxembourgers also politely reject a Constitution that,on the basis of population figures and with no proper exercise of democracy, would shift power from the electorate to officials.
If everyone woke up tomorrow expecting that the world would shift to Apple within a year, sales of Windows would plummet.
Microsoft had set aside $500M for its content marketing andpredicted 50% of its users would shift to the premium edition within 2 years.
Everyone, including the Chinese and the Indians, would shift to the cheaper and cleaner alternatives- and global emission targets would automatically be met.
But in turn it would increase the volume of road transport,possibly its overall negative impacts on the environment and would shift jobs from these countries to countries with lower labour costs.
Box 4.2: Disinflation and the shortrun Phillips curve would shift the shortrun Phillips curve downwards at the same time as actual inflation falls, thus leading to a vertical drop in inflation from ρ to p.
The question that I must ask those who advocate the Tobin tax, therefore, is exactly howwe can offset that risk that would exist that speculative activities would shift location to tax havens, since this is a phenomenon which must be avoided if such a tax were to be adopted.
That means: The question would not be which country a company would shift to, but rather whether the company will buy from the manufacturer or the dealer or whether it operates its own mines.
If demand for such chemicals continues to exist, production would shift elsewhere and trade to developing countries would continue.
Another important reason given by 47percent of those polled was that using LHVs would shift transportation from the railways back onto the roads, damaging the environment.
The rise in sea level could be increased in some regions, precipitation patterns would shift, and ecosystems and fish populations in the Atlantic would be affected.