Recovery would take years.

It would take 2,000 or 3,000 bombs.

Would you take part in this event?

Would you take part in this event?

But creating such a system would take time.

The litigation would take several years to complete.

or take admonition , and the admonition would benefit him !

or take admonition , and the admonition would benefit him !

I can't do the whole thing because it would take too long, it really would.

A failure to take concrete action would risk breeding disillusionment.

Indeed, no country, declared Lee, would take a different line.

Thus, processes that take five years in the Gulf of Mexico would take more than 20 in the Arctic.

True, the Treasury would take equity stakes in some firms, so there would be some upside potential.

This price commitment would take effect in times of financial panic.

Ideally, this cooperation would take place within the EU s institutional framework.

The next General Conference session would take place only in 2007.

The Bureau of the Committee would take those suggestions into account.

And we decided that we would elect the three most respected imams, and those imams would take turns, they would rotate who would say Friday prayer.

The United Nations Statistics Division would take the lead in securing funds and would create a trust fund.

The study would take into account the tragic phenomenon of juvenile gangs.

Good practices in this area would take root and inspire us all.

A subregional meeting on child trafficking would soon take place at Abidjan.

We would urge all delegations to take the opportunity to do so.

It remains uncertain, of course, whether the regulators would actually take such steps.

Europe would take common action related to foreign affairs only on unanimous grounds.

But that would take time, and Europe s leaders have run out of it.

Take Kissinger would he show up to speak to you alone? Probably not.

Here, too, it would be wrong to take an all or nothing approach.

Current low interest rates do not cover the risk that banks would take.

A very dangerous job I doubt many photo journalists would want to take.

If we decided to take action, the whole camp would be under fire.

The proposed Comprehensive Mass Media Regulatory Plan would take things a step further.

I would therefore urge all countries to take full advantage of those services.

Her delegation would take a flexible approach to the wording of the paragraph.

A number of complex management and budgetary problems would take longer to solve.

I would like to take a slightly different approach to making my statement.

If you were told that there was a 95 chance that your house would be robbed, you would not wait you would take preventive action immediately.

The current Australian government would not take such a step, and the opposition would be unlikely to do so as well.

I pray not that you would take them from the world, but that you would keep them from the evil one.

It would be important to know exactly when the Board's meeting would take place in relation to events in New York.

The manufacturer said, What would it take for you to cut one in half?

The first option would enable producers everywhere to take advantage of economies of scale.

Tyrants everywhere and more than a few democrats would do well to take note.

I would have loved to take this trip as my first official foreign visit.

Most of them would rather take their chances in Syria than live in Zaatari.