Examples of using System would in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The system would collapse.
If I were to send everyone who had a bad feeling a large examination… then the system would collapse.
The system would tell us.
The system would collapse. My God, if the country
After all, we always thought that the system would more or less include somewhere around 30 000 substances.
The system would collapse if every case that was filed in the criminal justice system were to be set for trial.
Opponents argue that the system would encourage doctors to charge their patients higher rates.
Such a system would rely on the creation of an EU index of offenders(limited to personal identification data)
Based on the input provided by the customer the system would pull up an article
Your system would take a week to recover.
Fixes a bug where system would redirect to 404 after emailing quote or invoice.
Such a system would also involve significant change for business.
Darren and his team gave us real confidence that the system would work for us and with their hands-on support,
So the system would collapse. If I were to send all through a large study.
For measures targeted on particular products or operators the system would in the relevant Member State, reduce production capacity of product(s)
In principle, the system would only be triggered when the minority shareholdings
The 1990 report had emphasised that the system would only be effective if used by Member States- in reality the work carried out at the European level had little impact at the level of national
Such a system would also be far simpler for all parties to implement and enforce.
Then, knowing the system would track the badges, she made it think that 75 employees crammed into a knapsack and shot themselves into space.
Congress decided that Delacroy Systems would have the national franchise for computerised voting in the coming presidential election.