Examples of using Would apply in English and their translations into Serbian
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To which it would apply.
Same would apply to bottles.
I wish somebody would apply.
Yes, it would apply to vomit.
And logically the numbered note would apply.
The same would apply in Rio.
I must know if your commitments would apply.
This rule would apply to India too.
The rules of the World Trade Organisation would apply.
That would apply to the IDA as well.
I thought the same would apply to a dog.
That would apply only to machines.
Whatever applies to alcohol would apply, equally, to drugs.
We would apply bitter oil on your fingers.
The requirement to block websites would apply to all sites in the UK and overseas.
Who would apply this junk to their skin?
Still, Turner figured there was an axiom that would apply-“If it tastes good, it's bad for you,” he joked.
I would apply the same rule in London.
In Europe, a variety of different system s for judicial appointments exist andthat there is not a single model that would apply to all countries.
The change would apply retroactively.
Good governance is a pre-condition for socio-economic development, based on democracy and respect for human rights,” said Guex andadded that he was convinced that there were many local self-governments that would apply good governance principles.
The same would apply if a license is suspended.
Good governance is a pre-condition for socio-economic development, based on democracy and respect for human rights,” said Guex andadded that he was convinced that there were many local self-governments that would apply good governance principles.
This would apply in every district across the country.
The SRM would enter into force on 1 January 2015, whereas bail-in andresolution functions would apply from 1 January 2016, as specified under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive.
I would apply exactly the same standards to the defense.
And similar formulae would apply for cube roots and logarithms.
Other important amendments are that state bodies would not be allowed to publish advertisements funded from the budget and that broadcast andpress media would be required to provide a price list for election-related advertising that would apply throughout the campaign.
The same rate would apply to undistributed incomes also.
It is expected that the European Parliament will vote this legislation in plenary in April, while the Council will formally adopt it subsequently. The SRM would enter into force on 1 January 2015, whereas bail-in andresolution functions would apply from 1 January 2016, as specified under the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive. More information.
