Examples of using This would mean in English and their translations into Malay
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This would mean someone else is involved.
It could also lead to the reduction of your cravings, and this would mean that you are not able to eat like you used to hence inhibiting your development.
This would mean an end to his career.
Since MaxisONE Plan subscribers areeligible to get four Share Lines per account, this would mean that Maxis families can now purchase up to five smartphones under one account.
This would mean nothing would be left behind.
The team said that according the report, cars used a possible 1.2 billion litres of fuel idling in traffic andat current prices, this would mean RM2.52 billion of the people's money burned away every year.
This would mean that you need to pay more.
And if WSJ's report on July 2, 2015 camefirst and the launch of the Special Task Force came after, as what we are being told, this would mean WSJ was given documents that were not based on any investigation but were planted to slander the Prime Minister.”.
This would mean that all devices will connect but will require approval.
If these discs are composed of mostly larger, but cooler,grains than is currently supposed, this would mean that these compact discs can be arbitrarily massive, so could still form giant planets comparatively close to the central star.
This would mean that 1MDB would immediately win the arbitration over IPIC.
In the case of France, this would mean France without its overseas departments;
This would mean both trains would have to be coordinated for the same track.
If the government decides to go ahead with the plan, this would mean Tenaga Nasional Berhad(TNB) will no longer be the sole choice for consumers in Peninsular Malaysia to buy electricity.
This would mean that UMNO's performance in 1999 as compared with 1995 was worse than their 1990 result as compared with 1986.”.
Generally, this would mean restricting display of user pictures to those rate PG-13, R, or G.
This would mean that we would have a generation of people not exposed to tobacco products," he said.
If this figure is to be believed, this would mean that government investment in the ETP was 47% of the total actualized investment of RM12.9b under the ETP in 2011, a much larger figure than the 8% target government investment target set by PEMANDU.
This would mean that we would have a generation of people not exposed to tobacco products,” Mr Dean said.
In relation to a person with type II diabetes, this would mean that they could lessen their dependence on insulin therapy to control their blood glucose levels or potentially control glucose levels without any drug by just increasing their daily activity levels in addition to the right diet," Thyfault said.
This would mean a lot to the trader because some new traders really would need the additional funding even just to trade the minimum lots.
In relation to a person with type II diabetes, this would mean that they could lessen their dependence on insulin therapy to control their blood glucose levels or potentially control glucose levels without any drug by just increasing their daily activity levels in addition to the right diet," Thyfault told Science Daily.
This would mean that DMAA ingestion increases blood pressure while using it, but once its effects have worn off blood pressure returns to normal resting levels.
This would mean adapting fully to 0 G(takes about 2 weeks in the current situation) takes much longer, and you lose valuable time to space sickness.
In practice this would mean Sabah, Sarawak, the federal government and the United Kingdom would have to sit together and renegotiate the terms in order to change it.
This would mean that online service providers who meet certain criteria will have to register with the Customs Department in order to continue providing their offerings to Malaysian consumers.
This would mean new blocks are generated quickly and“the absence of long queues helps keep transaction costs low, even if some of the services using the platform become massively popular”.
This would mean that we are constantly breathing in contaminated air, potentially leading to illnesses and damage to our health, especially to children or those with respiratory problems.
This would mean Sofian had been poisoning and brainwashing the minds particularly of the students and the young generation of Malaysians with his lies, falsehoods and ridiculous conspiracy theories for may be two years assuming he gives a talk an average if once in three days.