Примеры использования It would be fair на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I don't think it would be fair to her.
So… it would be fair to divide this money in half.
For an EITI compliant country with two Nigerien members serving on the EITI International Board, it would be fair to state that civil society consultation would be guaranteed.
It would be fair if everybody else waited two days.
Min deposit for investment is 25 dollars, but we noticed that big share of all deposit plans have restriction at least 50 000 dollars,so it would be fair to write two sums on minimum deposit.
I didn't think it would be fair to tell you. I was a fool.
William Allen White, a contemporary journalist, stated that"so completely did Andrew Mellon dominate the White House in the days when the Coolidge administration was at its zenith that it would be fair to call the administration the reign of Coolidge and Mellon.
In fact, I think it would be fair if you let us choose who gets to stone us.
It would be fair to say that, overall, the Convention has been a remarkable success.
I am pleased that the Conference has made considerable progress on this matter during this session and it would be fair to conclude that there is widespread support for the use of the dispute settlement provisions contained in the Convention for the purposes of this Agreement.
It would be fair to say that the desire in the ESS is to understand the coordination very broadly.
His delegation hoped that, in its final form, the convention would clearly reflect the concerns expressed by Pakistan andother countries so that it would be fair, balanced and non-discriminatory; his delegation reserved the right to make further proposals with regard to the text currently under consideration and other texts which might be submitted in the future.
It would be fair to mention that pictography(the early written language) emerged from ornamental motifs.
At the same time it would be fair to say that the Victory in the Second World War belongs to all.
It would be fair to add that, if capacity building takes time,it also requires focus.
On the one hand, it would be fair in terms of sports, but in terms of management it makes no sense.
It would be fair to say that prices in this luxury end of the market have descended in the area of 15% to 20% from their peak values as defined above.
We believe that it would be fair for these countries in return to reap the dividends of democracy that are so often promised.
It would be fair, therefore, if the resulting costs were to be compensated by the United Nations-- something that has not occurred to date.
In this regard, it would be fair to say that many delegations, including this one, would ideally wish to see that proposal strengthened in certain areas.
It would be fair to put the grave in order and mount a tombstone, so that today parishioners could bow and pray to the comforter of our ancestors.
In view of these assurances, it would be fair to allow the High Commissioner the chance to put his commitment to the right to development to practical effect and to judge him by the results of his efforts as he has sought.
It would be fair to regard the earlier date of transmission of the e-mail or facsimile as the effective date of communication, provided that the confirming note arrived within a reasonable time.
Undoubtedly, from a historical point of view, it would be fair to say that aid granted to these countries was incommensurate to the damage caused by the presence of the absurd Soviet socialist system forcibly imposed upon them.
In fact, it would be fair to broadcast subjects of cartoons concerning him during the same programme“Masked Stories”.
In the case of the integrated global management, it would be fair to note ab initio that it was launched under severe constraints, e.g., all"normal" work had to continue, and very little in the way of dedicated(financial or human) resources was made available for its implementation.
However, it would be fair to say that it has progressed slowly and its results have been few and difficult to observe.
In this respect, it would be fair to state that the efforts undertaken by the Secretary-General to reform the United Nations has obtained strong political support.
Thus, it would be fair to say that when working in PR field one has to have a strong enough will and know the principles which are to be followed in one's work.
It would be fair to give the people whose activity and livelihood are threatened by the measure the opportunity to develop the proof required within a given time span.