Примеры использования It would be considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be considered polite.
If you do not leave them- it would be considered neglect and bad manners.
It would be considered at the Committee's next session.
Since this Chapter applied only to ADR, it would be considered by WP. l5.
If we did it, it would be considered abuse on our behalf.
He believed that his proposal would provide an incentive for contributions andtherefore hoped that it would be considered.
If you turn,hook head land- it would be considered a loss and have to start all over again.
It would be considered in that context, and a report would be submitted to the General Assembly early in 2007.
As the Secretary-General had proposed earlier, it would be considered by the Advisory Committee and the Fifth Committee.
Therefore, it would be considered a Natural right, comparable to his own business, inconsiderados about the right to image.
Numerous States acknowledged the Alta Outcome Document,noting that it would be considered in the preparation for the World Conference.
However, it would be considered by all political parties in Parliament, whose recommendations the Government would incorporate in the next periodic report.
If the supplementary report covering those territories was available in time, it would be considered with the main report.
In the absence of objection it would be considered that the Fifth Committee wished to grant that request.
The report on the use of the contingency fund would be issued shortly, after which it would be considered by the Advisory Committee.
If a Second Division team won, it would be considered for First Division membership through an election process.
The agreement was strictly conditional on the understanding that the item would not be debated and that no resolution on it would be considered.
Ms. Alshaaji(Kuwait) said that the Ministry of Justice had drafted a bill establishing family courts throughout the country; it would be considered at the next session of parliament.
That decision was taken on the basis that it would be considered an exceptional measure, given the current economic and financial constraints confronting our subregion.
In foreign countries, overturning or change of judicial acts do not result in a judge being punished,because otherwise it would be considered an infringement of the judge's status and independence.
If it would be considered useful, I am ready to consider commissioning a high-level study on the enhancement of international protection of internally displaced persons and to make it available for wider reflection and action.
On the other hand, if the system is not exposed/sensitive or is able to adapt effectively to the effects of land degradation and climate change,then it would be considered resilient.
When the second transaction arrived at these nodes some later time, it would be considered invalid because it reuses inputs that have already been used in another transaction.
The Assembly also committed itself to full implementationof the settlement proposal, adding that, if endorsed by the Security Council, it would be considered"legally binding" for Kosovo.
Finally, for the time being, it would be considered that it would be more appropriate for TCDD not to take part in this agreement and accept its conditions, but instead in the case of any accidents, to continue with procedures according to the legal regulations valid in Turkey.
The Special Rapporteur will watch with interest the development of a UNESCO policy on indigenous peoples andexpresses his willingness to provide input into this process if it would be considered useful.
The Meeting reviewed and endorsed the draft report of the Secretary-General, as revised,and noted that it would be considered by the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space at its fifty-third session, in 2010.
The CHAIRPERSON said that the annual report would be amended to indicate that the meeting had occurred andthat the Special Rapporteur's report on it would be considered by the Committee at a later date.
During the hearings, the Committee was informed that the issue was a relevant item on the agenda of the Second Committee and that it would be considered by the General Assembly in the context of the report of the Secretary-General on strengthening of the United Nations: an agenda for further change A/57/387.