Примеры использования Could amount на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She could amount to something.
The total damage to the right holder could amount to more than 7.7 million rubles.
It could amount to degrading treatment, especially for a person who had not yet been convicted.
If the intention was to inflict suffering,such denial could amount to torture.
Why, you could amount to something.
In the OSCE countries the economy due to implementation of the mobile medicine could amount to 400 billion dollars.
The total number affected could amount to 100,000, with as many as 80 per cent in the first category.
According to this argument,to reject this technology altogether could amount to not properly protecting life.
Prolonged detention could amount to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, and thus came within the competence of the Committee.
The CDC estimates that C. difficile infection costs could amount to $3.8 billion over a 5-year span.
The support could amount to a maximum of 80 per cent of the expenses connected to the employment, for a maximum period of three years.
In the context of armed conflict, such a refusal could amount to a breach of international humanitarian law.
The projected length of the trial will depend in part on the usage of written evidence and could amount to 30 months.
He understood, however,that refusal to fulfil a contractual obligation could amount to civil contempt of court, for which imprisonment could be imposed.
The code also contained provisions related to mistreatment committed by public officials against individuals andspecified the sanctions for crimes that could amount to torture.
In the case of a married man who is maintaining his wife, this could amount to four-fifths of the national minimum wage.
Assuming that stimulus packages could amount to between $2 trillion and $3 trillion through 2010, this would add $14 billion to $21 billion in flows for developing countries.
It would be interesting to know whether the delegation agreed that such a threat could amount to a violation of freedom of association.
That could be explained by delays in replying, which could amount to three months, and by the difficulties being experienced by the Organization in paying its suppliers on time.
The benefits accruing for the least developed countries from full duty-free quota-free treatment could amount to $4 billion to $8 billion.
Proposed sales of State-owned enterprises in Western Europe alone could amount to $150 billion by 1998, with most of the largest transactions in the next two years taking place in France and Italy.
Ostensibly neutral planning laws could have a disparate impact on particular groups, and could amount to discrimination in effect.
These persistent reductions,particularly in the context of economic growth, could amount to retrogressive measures inconsistent with the obligations of Zambia under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Cultural practices that involved pain and suffering andviolation of physical integrity could amount to torture under international law.
One possible example could be that deprivation of food could amount to persecution of an individual where he or she was deprived of food because of persecution on the basis of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion.
Restraint for periods of days at a time cannot be justified and could amount to either torture or ill-treatment.
Also working within the framework of the largest investment projects to revitalize Russian maritime activity without national insurance companies will lead to the loss of considerable investment resources from insurance operations in the Russian economy, which,based on preliminary estimates, could amount to up to 30 billion rubles.
In 2008, CRC recommended that Serbia take all necessary measures to put an end to practices that could amount to torture or ill-treatment against children with disabilities in institutions.
In smaller locations, particularly developing countries, it was estimated with high confidence that, in the year of the extreme event,short-run damages could amount to more than 25% GDP.
As a conservative estimate,the global loss in gross domestic product from a pandemic could amount to $200 billion in just one quarter and in a worst-case scenario could plunge the global economy into recession.