Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Problems would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The problems would now be resolved.
You said there are no problems would come.
What problems would you have? Oh,?
Sherlock's problems would disappear.
What sort of problems would it have caused?
Problems would multiply in the future if the environment was not safeguarded.
However, logistical problems would have reduced that estimate.
If this legislation were to be implemented, the problems would be exacerbated.
Energy problems would forever been resolved.
They believed that with democracy, problems would be solved.
Economic problems would be the fault of Jews or immigrant workers.
I wanted to run away to someplace far beyond the Badlands where life was easy and all my problems would disappear.
A lot of our problems would just go away. Pkew!
I swear to God, if half the people who got divorced their problems would be solved.
Of your problems would be solved if you just discussed things.
I swear to God, if half the people who got divorced their problems would be solved.
All their problems would disappear. They would if I promised them.
if half the people who got divorced got back together after 10 years, their problems would be solved.
The solution for all the problems would be offered within 2working days.
My problems would be over, but they only got worse. So I agreed to pay him, thinking that this way.
Another solution to"timeout not working" problems would be to add a-t time option to the autofs script.
Stock availability is expected to improve after conducting infringement procedures but other problems would remain.
After all, what problems would become easier if they remained outside?
The other day I met a person who tried to convince me that my problems would be solved if I had“a briefcase”.
Those problems would, however, not arise where the parties grant licences that allow third parties to compete effectively.
Reliable statistics of the scale and impact of these problems would help to better target policy measures against them.
These problems would not exist if the Member States had held on to their fiscal sovereignty
progress on this path, new problems would arise, because of conflicts of different cultures coming together.
be more robust and have no significant distortions and Common Nomenclature(CN) problems would be resolved.
Early warning of potential problems would facilitate the implementation of contingency plans.