Examples of using Would develop in English and their translations into Slovenian
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What would develop?
Back then no one knew how she would develop.
But who would develop the recipe?
The Fuhrer wanted to see how events would develop further.
They would develop into the Duchy's parlement.
Secondary Canaanite cities would develop in this region.
The Training Network would develop agreed curricula to be delivered by a network of selected centres of excellence, set quality standards and explore synergies across the various training programmes.
Maybe then they would develop tolerance.
A recent PET study of brain metabolism inpatients with mild cognitive impairment predicted who would develop Alzheimer's disease.
The scheme would develop over time and in three stages.
Which both of you wishes would develop further.
Theosophy would develop the reason of all men, so that each may be able to understand and rationally minister to his own as well as other people's higher interests, which, when obtained, may easily help to secure the latter also.
Did I think it would develop more quickly?
The upper"reference" projection showshow domestic greenhouse gas emissions would develop under current policies.
Intel announced that it would develop chips to power Arduino boards.
This is a precautionarymeasure in case a squamous cell carcinoma lesion would develop inside your body.
I never imagined things would develop… so quickly between us.
The ultimate goal of Željko Khermayer is to make the Feelif online applications available for all blind people and people with depraved vision around the world and, at the same time, to open the online market for the exchange of various models and applications for the blind people and people with low vision, their parents and teachers,as well as programmers who would develop digital solutions for Feelif.
He was supposed to see to it that the place would develop and the people would be better off.
The Union would develop its infrastructure policy focusing on eight priorities: network interconnection in the Baltic States; the south-east gas supply corridor; a Mediterranean ring; electricity connections from the centre and centre-west of the Union; an action plan for liquefied natural gas(LNG); development of the wind farm in the north of the EU; creation of the TEN-E networks; and market integration.
It's very unlikely, don't you think? that a cancer would develop in such precise symmetry?
Eventually, some of these associations would develop into private businesses offering protection and punishment services for a fee.
They can sleep or just lie down for 18 hoursdaily, but at the same time they do not acquire, in old age, such illnesses that would develop in many other animals exhibiting such minimal mobility.
In Northern Europe, initially Lübeck and later Antwerp would develop into veritable export centres for the production of altarpieces, exporting to Scandinavia, Spain and northern France.
They estimated that 10 out of 100 women with cancer in one breast would develop cancer in the other breast within five years.
Combined with patronage from his successors, would develop Iran's distinctive excellence in architecture.
The"voluntary commitments and self-regulation" option:this option assumes that the bus and/or coach undertakings would develop and adopt voluntary EU-wide/domestic self-regulatory measures with regard to rights of bus and coach passengers.
If the taxation balance was shifted from wages to consumption,a very new kind of workplace would develop and a lifestyle closer to nature and culture would have a bigger part to play, instead of consumer madness.
In August 2010, following a feasibility study, the EU proposed a coordinated action whereby(a) EUPOL,in line with its mandate, would develop training curricula and courses for the new col- lege, and(b) the EU delegation and the FPI would finance the training facilities and provide project management un- der the Instrument for Stability regula- tion27.