Examples of using Would mark in English and their translations into Malay
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This would mark Alibaba's first investment in Malaysia.
They would hunt you down and they would mark you like all the others.
This would mark a huge change for the company.
Sonia, you believe that the death of criminals would mark the end of crime.
Ancient warriors would mark themselves with the blood of their kill.
After a period of work, eg a Unit for two weeks,the learner would sit a test and then the teacher would mark the test and assign a score.
Why else would Mark Anthony harp on Brutus calling Caesar ambitious?
On 13 August 2010, Russia announced that fuel would beloaded into the plant beginning on 21 August, which would mark the beginning of the plant being considered a nuclear facility.
That would mark a time when no man from noble birth to lowest would wish he were king.
Rebel officials, Russia and Turkey confirmed the agreement which, if implemented, would mark a major victory for President Bashar al-Assad over opposition forces who rose up against him in 2011.
In politics, it would mark the start of a great “Third Way†that “transcends, yet includes†everything that went by and all that is to follow.
Stafford was formed in 1993, in the UAE, with the sole intention of providing distance education assistance to the business professionals in the Middle East to achievegood quality internationally recognised qualifications that would mark them as serious managers and advance their careers.
If realized, it would mark the first high-level inter-Korean talks since December 2015.
Nasrallah said on Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had recently met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to express his deep concern over thelikely collapse of ISIS in Syria since such a development would mark a great triumph for the resistance front in the Middle East region.
The details, which have yet to be confirmed, would mark rare progress in a case which the authorities have been criticised for handling haphazardly.
May 1969 would mark a turning point in Malaysia as sectarian violence broke out in Kuala Lumpur, leading to major shifts in the social contract with significant effects on cultural production.
According to the statement,once the payment of the compound is settled by 1MDB, it would mark the conclusion of the investigations by Bank Negara into various instances where the sovereign fund contravened the central bank's rules and regulations.
A deal would mark the latest move by a Japanese firm to hive off struggling divisions to repair their finances, with Toshiba and Sony among a string of companies that have sold off assets in recent years.
The installations, if confirmed, would mark the first Chinese missile deployments in the South China Sea, where other Asian countries including Taiwan, the Philippines and Brunei, have rival claims.
Declaring that his meeting with Trump would mark six decades of strong bilateral ties, Najib said Malaysia- US relationship had gone far beyond trade as both nations shared deep- seated values in other aspects too.
If initial trends are confirmed, the results would mark a triumph for President Maithripala Sirisena, who beat Rajapaksa in a presidential election in January and called early parliamentary polls to secure a stronger mandate for reforms.
Regardless, if it clears the Senate, it would mark the first time federal lawmakers checked a president's authority to use military force under a 1973 bill intended to allow Congress to do so if a president committed forces without a formal declaration of war.
I thought Mark would be here tonight.
I thought Mark would be here tonight.
Today Mark would return to school.
Mark would have wanted me to have the ring.
Mark would never take a role that small. Mark Wahlberg.
Question mark is less than 7, and what would satisfy question mark?
I would say Mark Zuckerberg with Facebook.