Примеры использования It would be odd на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be odd if you didn't.
House this size, this old, it would be odd if it didn't creak and make a few noises.
Since the economic power of the United States and the advanced industrial countries cannot help but be reflected in the process of negotiating the rules, it would be odd if the resulting set of rules did not differentially reflect the interests of these nations.
It would be odd if we didn't.
The court found that article 19[article 19 MLCBI] of Schedule 1 to the Insolvency(Cross-Border) Act 2006(ICBA)(enacting the Model Law in New Zealand) extended to enabling the search for and seizure of assets believed to be in the possession of the debtor butconcealed, on the basis that"it would be odd if the ability to grant such relief extended only to property known to exist and readily locatable.
It would be odd if I didn't consider the perfect murder.
Ms. Kaufmann-Kohler(Switzerland) said that it would be odd if the authors of the guide, who were highly reputed academics, were precluded from expressing their opinions.
It would be odd, therefore, if such liability could be avoided by the operation of a provision such as a"pay when paid" clause.
All the existing rules on conciliation stated the duty of confidentiality in express terms, and it would be odd if the Model Law, which would take pride of place for international purposes, were to exclude the requirement, however small the risk that a conciliator would pass on information acquired in the course of his duties.
And it would be odd if the opposing side didn't do anything in response.".
Yet it would be odd if the State itself retained its immunity from guilt.
It would be odd for a State to declare that the convention would apply only if the parties had so agreed.
It would be odd to imagine today customs duties between Germany and France, and between Paris and Marseille or Berlin and Munich it would be just absurd.
It would be odd if a State specially affected by a breach was entitled to suspend the underlying obligation but not to insist on its performance.
On the one hand, it would be odd to describe the party as being in opposition to the Kremlin when one of its unofficial leaders is Anatoly Chubais, known for his loyalty to the president.
But it would be odd if international law had totally different notions of due process in relation to international crimes of States than it has of due process in relation to other international crimes.
It would be odd if the paradigm person of international law, the State, were treated as immune from committing the very crimes that international law now characterizes as crimes in all cases whatsoever.
It would be odd if the Committee were to seek to delegate this primary responsibility elsewhere and wait for other jurisdictions to effect developments in the universality and effective protection of Covenant rights, when it is the Committee itself which has primary responsibility, at least for questions which are expressly mandated to it under the Covenant and the Optional Protocol.
It would be very odd if no human rights protection was available under such circumstances and troops were free to behave as they wished.
Although I have to say I do think it would be quite odd if I called you to swindle some caviar all of a sudden.
You know I have long since dreamt of Lassie jumping onboard with one of my nutty theories, but now that he's actually done it, I don't know why I thought it would be so cool, it does feel odd.
It would be rather odd for Ethiopia, which has refused to respond in kind to the Eritrean aggression of 12 May and which continues to do the maximum possible to assist the facilitators, to now engage in activities that would harm this effort.
It would be somewhat odd if the Commission were to undermine in a legislative guide the acceptability of one of its own recent instruments, especially in order to reinforce a particular negotiating position in a standard-setting process under way in another forum.
It would be desirable to avoid the odd situation where no NGO was present, forcing the Committee urgently to revise its order of business and find other ways to use the time allotted to dialogue with NGOs.
That would be odd and suspicious behavior.
I mean, that would be odd.
In the"columns" mode,on the contrary, the"breadcrumbs" would be odd.
It would indeed be odd that a customary rule should have evolved only with regard to members of the military and not for all state agents who commit international crimes.