Examples of using Would be given in English and their translations into Malay
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One would be given to them at birth.
This means that the contract would be given to a China contractor.
Minutes would be given to each team(including set up time) for the play.
Trump has told a Christian broadcaster that Syrian Christians would be given priority in applying for refugee status in the United States.
But I thought I would be given a chance since I lived my life to the fullest. I heard that it would be hard.
Apart from the three fields of studies, the significant emphasis would be given to acquiring languages and the development of soft skills.
Other- Preference would be given to candidates who have at least 2 years experience in life insurance industry.
The umbrella union bodies for the private andpublic sector respectively would be given five stores each but the location has yet to be announced.
After enabling, you would be given a choice of receiving your security code either as a text message or through a mobile app.
Raja Abdullah was acknowledged as thelegitimate Sultan to replace Sultan Ismail who would be given a title and a penchant of $1000 a month.
One million rupees of the fine would be given in compensation to Zainab's family, public prosecutor Abdul Rauf Wattoo said.
Raja Abdullah was acknowledged as thelegitimate Sultan to replace Sultan Ismail who would be given a title and a pension of 1000 Mexican pesos a month.
He said the detained individuals would be given their due rights under the law and all the allegations that the PDRM denied their rights were untrue.
Page told Excite that he would take $600,000 in cash, $700,000 in stock,and the remaining $300,000 would be given to Stanford.
The cunning prefect hoped that his name would be given to the boulevard, which was laid in the place where he was born.
In a statement issued Friday, the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpursaid it welcomed Gani's assurance that the eight Filipinos would be given legal assistance.
He said the 10 best students from the lab would be given the opportunity to attend an international STEM camp in New York at a date to be announced later.
But a lot of them had strong Nazi backgrounds, to do well in the United States. and we were a little disturbed that they would be given tremendous opportunities.
In this context, continuous emphasis would be given in the aspects of conservation, rehabilitation, sustainable consumption as well as equal and fair benefit sharing of the said resources.
Maszlee advised dissatisfied parties to appeal to the Higher Education Department andassured that all appeals would be given fair and equitable attention.
He said the scholarships would be given to the best qualified students irrespective of race, in line with the Education Ministry's decision to review the award of government scholarships.
Tan said the power plant would also create more job and business opportunities, and hoped locals,including contractors would be given priority in undertaking it.
It is necessary totell that the gold-plated tungsten alloy brick would be given as a gift or present for your lover, best friend, classmate, VIP customer, also the product could be used as souvenir for anniversary, birthday, society activity, etc.
The Act itself states that the interest of Malays in terms ofsocial, economic, heritage, cultural and historical values would be given priority in every development implemented.
On income tax exemption,Amiruddin said a 10 per cent deduction would be given to any companies that make cash donations to any house of worship construction or management funds approved under Section 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967.
He added that there was an increase inrequests to redeem the vouchers from workers following the announcement that eligible workers would be given vouchers[…].
He said priority for the placement of the gasdetector which was loaned by the Department of Environment(DOE) would be given to the 10 schools located near the industrial area to enable the teachers to monitor the current condition of the air, thus preparing for any possibility.