Примеры использования It would affect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He thought it would affect my recovery.
Perhaps you didn't consider how it would affect us.
What are the odds that it would affect his wife so much that she leaves him?
And never once stop to think how it would affect me.
It would affect other provisions in the Statute, notably paragraphs 1, 5 and 6 of article 40.
But I didn't know it would affect our company.
But having you here I didn't realize how much it would affect me.
Wanted to know how it would affect Martin's finances.
You need to know if I'm staying with the firm because if I left, it would affect our insurance.
If there were, it would affect the amount of work a jazz group, be it big or small, gets.
I should have thought about how it would affect you if Eddie and I.
It would affect the reliability of the registry if searchers were to find themselves bound by a notice that was not publicly searchable.
When we got together, we didn't even think about how it would affect anyone else.
It would affect the legacy of the ICTR and create an impression of impunity if such persons were not brought to trial in order to decide their guilt or innocence.
If one State could not arrest the desertification threatening it, inevitably it would affect its neighbour.
We discussed how it would affect our future, that there would be publicity and scrutiny and gossip… but in the end, we all agreed that we wanted you to do it. .
As to subparagraph(b) of the Swedish proposal,he failed to see how it would affect decisions relating to draft article 61.
It would affect the Advisory Committee's summer session programme of work which is devoted to review the Secretary-General's proposed programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
But at first, when he did not yet feel secure in his position,he knew it would affect too many interests, and would be injudicious.
If indeed it was a growing trend,he questioned how it would affect government policies related to the integration of national minorities in the Netherlands education system, and indeed in more general terms the integration of the individual in society.
Global governance was the answer,perhaps through the proposed G-192 formation; it would affect all international organizations.
If, on the contrary, the assessment was of a political nature, it would affect the mandates and practice of the United Nations bodies responsible for maintaining peace and security, in accordance with the Charter.
The point is that these users got an automatic update for Windows(updates usually fix bugs and add new features)without knowing how it would affect their system.
Unlike the production code,this rating system posed a threat to independent films in that it would affect the number of tickets they could sell and cut into the grindhouse cinema's share of the youth market.
In this age of globalization, an historic reconciliation between Islam andChristianity would be an event of resounding historic proportion, and it would affect almost half of humanity.
Agricultural commodities are particularly vulnerable to climate change, as it would affect agricultural production(see box below), trade, and consequently livelihoods, food security and poverty.
The expert from the United States of America expressed concerns with this proposal of exemption andsaid she would have to re-examine how it would affect their domestic vehicle fleet.
If the assumptions described above were to change, according to the actuarial report, it would affect the measurement of defined benefit obligations and current service and interest costs as shown in the table below.
He noted that the Committee's approach to the waiver of recourse against an award, by displacing the problem to the model arbitration clause, actually provided a recipe for such a waiver; as,however, it would affect only a limited number of countries,it was of little consequence.
In the short run, however, it would affect the competitiveness of energy-intensive industries, cause job losses in those industries, and raise the prices of many essential goods, which might be particularly difficult for low-income households to bear.