Examples of using Would shift in English and their translations into Hungarian
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You see, I knew she would shift.
A circular economy would shift the economic balance away from energy-intensive materials and primary extraction.
Otherwise all the money would shift there.
Imagine how the conversation would shift if we acknowledge just how long trans people have been demanding equality.
Before he found out that she would shift.
We thought we would shift to Bangalore.
I believed that the world would shift.".
Cigarette production would shift to facilities in South Korea.
Or quantity agreed in the event that the escort would shift in his own car.
I noticed that my body would shift out of fat-burning mode and into an unstable sort of energy whenever I ate more than a small amount of either.
Accordingly, their needs would shift as well.
If you would change these two elements of your consciousness, everything would shift.
We told you that the weather would shift on the planet.
This is why I came 26 years ago and told you the magnetics would shift.
We told you that the weather would shift on the planet.
That strategy would shift the burden of the Social Security program to higher-income households, which pay the bulk of personal income taxes.
At this rate,after nearly 3,300 years, the Gregorian calendar would shift a day from the solar year.
Accountability The proposal would shift responsibility for implementation to the Member States, broaden the single audit arrangements and reduce the role of the Commission.
If you ovulated earlier or later than day 14 of your cycle, this would shift your due date accordingly.
When we told you that humanity's consciousness would shift and now you see before you so many children in so many countries speaking many languages who, indeed, are very different, what do you say?
What SPACE of being are you, that you're not willing to be,that if you would BE it, would shift all reality?
In channelling, we told you that the magnetic north would shift- what you read on the compass would shift- because the magnetics of the planet had to be adjusted to create the physics that would be the adjusted bed of new consciousness.
Mr Erdoğan's agenda is that of an Islamic partyand, on that point too, the balance would shift if Turkey joined the EU.
AAM: But when the economic advisers havetruly begun to think about how this would shift the reality of not only what you think of as national economies but global economies, how the value of things, not only by necessity but even common sense, would shift, it gave them concern about losing or not being able to manage that shift in a way that maintained or maintains power bases.
This prediction is also very similar to what Edgar Cayce, the‘sleeping prophet,' said,that by the winter of 1998 the poles of the Earth would shift and an enormous change would happen on Earth.
On the other hand, an ex-ante regulatory involvement of supervisorsstating that a securitisation meets the STS requirements would shift the responsibility to public authorities leading to moral hazard risks, whereas originators, sponsors and SSPEs should take the responsibility.
A divided system of states in Europe without an overarching order would in the long term make Europe a continent of uncertainty,and in the medium term these traditional lines of conflict would shift from Eastern Europe into the EU again.
De Gaulle had been speaking closely with German Chancellor Adenauer at this time andBenelux worried that the collaboration of the two countries would shift the power of an intergovernmental organization towards France and West Germany.
No, the travel expenses are already included in rates, for meetings in Madrid and Barcelona, or city of residence of the girl, meetings in outlying areas and other cities would have to add the cost of means of transport necessary, taxi, train,plane etc. or quantity agreed in the event that the escort would shift in his own car.
The new tax revenue could come from a variety of sources, including the EU-wide value-added tax, which already provides revenue; a special tax on petrol, as German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble has suggested; or a new tax on inbound EU travel andon visa applications, which would shift some of the burden onto non-EU citizens.