Примеры использования Could have foreseen на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No one could have foreseen.
But this Dana girl, she's an anomaly that no one could have foreseen.
No one could have foreseen this issue.
You will destroy me you will destroy me I could have foreseen from the first day.
Who could have foreseen this terrible.
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If the death of the woman supervenes and the person performing the abortion could have foreseen that outcome, the sentence shall not be less than 2 or more than 5 years.
No one could have foreseen Stephanie's abduction.
Here the legislator has stipulated that if the woman concerned should die andthe person performing the abortion could have foreseen that she would, he or she will be punished with greater severity.
No one could have foreseen that.
It has also become a key tool in ensuring the free flow of information among individuals, organizations andGovernments in ways that few of us could have foreseen only a few years ago.
You will destroy me I could have foreseen from the first day.
You could have foreseen what would happen if he wasn't apprehended, couldn't you?
Any harm caused by one member of society to another in a case where the former could have foreseen and avoided such harm engenders a presumption of civil wrong and responsibility.” Ibid.,§35.
Nobody could have foreseen the assault on the city of Newhaven.
Minister Dačić, when the decision was made on the Swiss and Serbian Chairmanships at the Ministerial Council meeting in Vilnius in 2011, none of us could have foreseen the security crises we currently face.
But not even Adam Smith could have foreseen the inequities of modern capitalism.
It is the powerful golden attraction of the future which draws us in spite of ourselves, as the sun draws the lotus from the mud, and forces us to a glory greater than any our mud or efforts orpresent triumphs could have foreseen or created.
When the United Nations was founded in 1945, who could have foreseen the extent to which international relations would develop during the next half-century?
One decision states that the seller of a good to a retail buyer should foresee that the buyer would resell the good,while an arbitration tribunal found that the breaching seller could have foreseen the buyer's losses because they had corresponded extensively on supply problems.
Who at the time of the creation of the United Nations could have foreseen a prolonged cold war between the two world systems, resulting in an unexpected collapse of one of them?
From a doctrinal as well as from a practical, political point of view, the issue of erga omnes obligations has played an important role for a long time in the Commission's work on State responsibility,not in the least because this doctrine has evolved in the last few years such that nobody could have foreseen.
In addition, the seller maintained that the losses it could have foreseen were on a selling price range below the actual paid price by the buyer Art. 74 CISG.
Then no one could have foreseen that the script of the film would almost completely correspond to the real life of these actors, and they would fall in love with each other with terrible force.
The second sentence of article 74 limits recovery of damages to those losses that the breaching party foresaw or could have foreseen at the time the contract was concluded might be a possible consequence of its breach.
Indeed, nobody could have foreseen in 2003, when the decision to convene this Dialogue was taken, that only three years later migration would be at the heart of the policy concerns of all the members of the international community, migratory flows having grown not only in the North-South direction, but also in the South-South direction.
If the torture results in the injured party's death or causes serious injury andthe person inflicting it could have foreseen that outcome, the custodial penalty shall be, respectively, not less than 8 or more than 20 years, and not less than 6 or more than 12 years.”.
The increased penalty is applicable when the perpetrator could have foreseen the possibility of such a consequence or if he failed to prevent it to the best of his ability after he has become aware of the risk culpa levissima.
Ms. Kang Kyung-wha(Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights) said that while the Office apologized for the fact that all the documents had not been translated in time for the Committee's current session,the work of the Human Rights Council had taken on proportions that no one could have foreseen, and that the considerable increase in related work was inevitably having an effect on the capacity of the Conference Services Division to complete the other tasks before it.
Two years ago,when the General Assembly adopted resolution 46/182, few could have foreseen the number, magnitude and complexity of the world's humanitarian crises that the United Nations has since been called upon to address.
If the torture should result in the injured party's death or cause serious injury andthe person inflicting it could have foreseen that outcome, the custodial penalty shall be, respectively, not less than 8 or more than 20 years, and not less than 6 or more than 12 years.