Examples of using Will object in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Which we will object to.
Don't you think the censors will object?
I think I will object to that.
You see, you is not, which government will object?
My people will object, properly.
People also translate
But this is so boring, monotonous, many of my readers will object!
Many of you will object.
They will object to certain things.
And the tenants will object.
And I will object to all those questions.
I'm sure that Cynthia will object. Hello, Cynthia.
He will object and the judge will uphold.
I don't think anyone will object given the circumstances.
Thinks if we move the press out of the West Wing, Americans will object.
People will object to this, of course.
If you spend enough time hanging upsidedown, soon your body will object to walking or the whole idea of it.
No one will object to developing control of the mind.
The situation in such that we must leave aside all our party interests andissues such as whether someone will object to an agreement or not.
No one will object to developing control over the mind.
Having said that though, as the amendment has been introduced by a member of the governing party it is likely to be passed in the lower parliament andthere are no indications that the Senate will object.
No one will object that the face of the kitchen sofa is its upholstery.
They will embrace pagans, new age witches and worshipers of the beast,rather than Christians, who will object to the vile pagan rituals, which will be performed in Catholic Churches and soon other Christian Churches.
Some will object that this is a pretty unprofitable undertaking.
But not a single progressive, thinking individual will object to the USSR designating a special territory for those of its citizens who feel themselves to be Jews, who use the Jewish language in preference to all others and who wish to live as a compact mass.
I will object, the judge will sustain it, but the jury will hear it.
Not one person will object to the fact that life will be better if everyone becomes altruists.
No one will object to developing insight into one's own reality, by which it is possible to free the mind of negativities.
No one will object that the services of a local treatment plant are the most convenient.
Fundraisers will object if the organisation they work for does not comply with applicable local, state, provincial and national or international civil and criminal laws.
The first will object on logical and reasonable grounds, based on the preconception that all animate organisms have always existed on the same plane of materiality in all the ages; the last on a tissue of most absurd fictions.