Examples of using Would damage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This would damage government income.
People were genuinely worried it would damage the church.
It would damage the economy severely.
And because it would damage the Agency.
The soldiers threatened me and‘Aref not to park there again orelse they would damage the cars.
No, but it would damage this body.
From time to time, the neighbouring Arabs would demand to fly the Sharif'sflag, but the Jews objected, saying it would damage the neutrality.
Only metal would damage the blade like this.
Not so much for myself, but I'm so respected it would damage the town to hear it.
Well, it would damage our case, obviously, and worst case.
EU foreign policy chief Mogheriniwarned the Turkish government against taking steps that would damage the constitutional order.
Opponents of leaving the EU argue would damage trade, cause unemployment and harm foreign investment.
It would damage us in that we would cease to be relevant in the world, that our unity disappears.
Opponents of leaving the EU argue would damage trade, cause unemployment and harm foreign investment.
It would damage the whole of the financial and economic system of Palestine and thus effect adversely the interests of Arabs and Jews alike.
He believes that publishing the report would damage Israel's ability to control the Mount and manage the situation there.
On this latter question, only among Meretz voters did we find a substantial majority(71%)who said Netanyahu's fight to foil the deal would damage Israel's ties with American Jewry.
Opponents of the exit argue that leaving the EU would damage trade, cause unemployment and harm foreign investment.
In six cases, the interrogatees claimed that the interrogators had threatened to execute them; in eight cases, the interrogators allegedly threatened to harm family members; and in five other cases, they allegedly threatened to electrocute the interrogatees,including in a way that would damage their fertility.”.
Opponents of the exit argue that leaving the EU would damage trade, cause unemployment and harm foreign investment.
In March 2016 Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir threatened to Obama and lawmakers to sell $750,000,000,000 worth of American assets owned by Saudi Arabia if bills clarifying that the 1976 law giving a foreign government immunity does not apply to terror acts, were passed. There are some fears that this could destabilize the US dollar,[ 6] and Obama has warned against“ unintended consequences”,while Saudi economy analysts think that this action would damage the Saudi government.[ 9].
A further extension would damage the interests of the UK and our EU partners, and the relationship between us” the second letter read.
Iran's overriding interest at present is to deter the United States(and Israel)from carrying out a military attack that would damage its nuclear program, and to deter the Gulf states from militarily assisting the United States.
A further extension would damage the interests of the U.K. and our EU partners, and damage the relationship between us," Johnson wrote.
Your Honor, holding the city in contempt would serve only todivide the city council further, and the fines would damage the city's bond rating, close the door to borrowing, and cause property values to plummet.
My view, and the government's position,(is) that a further extension would damage the interests of the U.K. and our EU partners, and the relationship between us," Johnson wrote to European Council President Donald Tusk.
Justices Danziger, Mazouz and Fogelman rejected the petition and accepted the state's position that revealing the details ofIsraeli defense exports to Serbia during the genocide would damage Israel's foreign relations and security, and that this potential damage exceeds the public's interest in exposing what happened.
Jules Verne's publisher, Pierre-Jules Hetzel,thought the book's pessimism would damage Verne's then-booming career, and suggested that he wait 20 years to publish it.
I have made clear since becoming Prime Minister and made clear to parliament again today, my view, and the Government's position,that a further extension would damage the interests of the UK and our EU partners, and the relationship between us,” Johnson said in the third letter, published on Twitter by the Financial Times' Brussels correspondent.