Examples of using Statement would in English and their translations into Slovak
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What kind of statement would that be?
This statement would be funny if we weren't talking about a life and death issue here.
True, even then the significance of his statement would be that.
And this statement would be applicable.
Adequate protection for creditors, through a balance sheet test and a solvency statement would be ensured.
Such a statement would also be meaningless.
If the situation had been so complicated in Bosnia andworse than in Kosovo, your statement would have been positively dangerous.
This statement would be more credible if.
A cannot be a Knave, because if so, his statement would be truthful, and Knaves always lie.
(11)The Statement would still require a legislative procedure in the Member State.
The psychiatrist did not expect that her statement would be the subject of a lawsuit and subsequent trial.
That statement would be very apt for the events in Brussels during a night seeped in tension.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(11) The Statement would still require a legislative procedure in the Member State.
Such a statement would never give you in fact any serious scientist- agriculturist or botanist.
That is why I was so insistent that Madame Franklin had killed herself,and I knew that my statement would be accepted because I am Hercule Poirot.
Raghu's statement would have led me only to Shiva.
Instead of saying that"Social Security is gonna run out some day",the more accurate statement would be"after the baby boomers, Social Security will have a funding gap for roughly 75 years at current estimates".
Such a statement would have been, however, so far relatively difficult to prove objectively, even if it is hard working on that, as is apparent from the following text.
While the latter statement would have us believe that God sends.
Such a statement would be valuable not only to citizens who may need the services of an ombudsman outside their own Member State but would also provide a key point of reference in ombudsmen's relations with policy-makers, both collectively and individually.
When I was in seventh grade, such a statement would have been as controversial as saying the sky is blue.
However, this statement would only be completely true provided the odds do not include any overround.
I suspect that Mrs Georgieva's statement would have been the same two weeks ago, before these events.
Typically, the company's income statement would show $1 million of gross sales, then $35,000 in coupons and discounts, and then $965,000 of net sales.
Which of these statements would you consider to be true?
When making statements would be bad show, it was argued, to explain the situation or how concluded at X.
Either of those statements would have made me want to punch her in the teeth.