Examples of using Would pose in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Financial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
I would pose for"Life" magazine.
Sometimes, I would pose for him.
It would pose a threat equal to nuclear power.
I have plenty of questions, but none I would pose to you.
If she would pose for a picture for my window.
Listen… he asked me if you would pose for him.
But they would pose no challenge. You could bring a legion of your friends.
Every night at the dinner table, he would pose a question for debate.
He would pose as a traveling salesman, gain permission to enter the home, then rob his victims at gunpoint.
This approach too would pose considerable challenges.
You could bring a legion of your friends, but they would pose no challenge.
Such developments would pose upward risks to price stability.
He is believed to be in pursuit of information, which,if it fell into the wrong hands, would pose an unprecedented threat to national security.
In particular, weight-related targets would pose in disadvantage heavier but not necessarily less environmentally friendly packaging materials.
Policy Option 3 would avoid this negative impact on external relations, but would pose an additional burden on the EU budget.
Each of the three variants would pose challenges to the nuclear sector, but all of them would be feasible in terms of construction rate, financing, site selection, land requirements and natural resources.
Yes, under normal circumstances you would pose quite a threat to me.
This loss of effectiveness would pose serious threats to the fabric of the European social model, which is built on strong public engagement in the financing and provision of services of general interest and effective social security nets.
A deliberate release of anthrax in the Community would pose a serious risk to public health.
My feeling is they would pose no great risk given the sources.
In the first two games of the series… even though the Bulls would win both games… it was clear that the Pacers would pose… their first real test.
An accident in these power plants would pose huge dangers to both Lithuania and the entire European Union.
In addition, a financial activities tax could be less prone to the risks to EU competitiveness that other taxation tools would pose if introduced unilaterally.
The recognition of private fora and consortia would pose some notable governance and co-ordination problems.
Mariann Gecse, Director of Government Relations andCommunication at HT Hungary stressed in the Communication categorically refusing to say that the company's activities and assets would pose a national security risk to any country.
We would not, for example,favor the emigration of any individual who would pose a threat to the military security of the degenerated or deformed worker states.
Huawei Technologies, in a statement to MTI,rejects the allegations against the US Wall Street Journal on Friday that its mobile telecommunications network equipment would pose a national security risk for the United States and its allies.
In other words, tax havens andtheir abolition are not on the menu, but I would pose the following question: how does the Commission intend to dissuade banks from operating from'offshore' centres, as it has stated that intention?
What is more, it is clear that strictly adhering to historic references would pose a major obstacle to any possible reform.
The Commission, with the support of the Member States,would analyse whether such changes would pose any risk to the functioning of the single market or distort competition, and would report its findings before any change.