Примеры использования It would be unwise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be unwise.
I think it would be unwise.
It would be unwise for us to let them pass by.
Given the current international political climate, it would be unwise to treat the situation of minorities and migrants as a national security issue.
It would be unwise, I think, to agree now to such a rigid timetable.
The nature, length andcharacteristics of the reports were still under consideration, and it would be unwise to take a decision at the present juncture.
It would be unwise to reject legends without ponder ing over their mean ing.
The representative of FAO, speaking also on behalf of ILO,explained that the current system had three tiers and that it would be unwise to weaken any one of the components.
However, it would be unwise to lose sight of the magnitude of the challenge.
Lastly, his country took the view that, since the Special Committee discussed many important andcomplex issues, it would be unwise to reduce the length of its sessions.
It would be unwise to limit the scope of the Model Law to digital information.
The in-depth survey of the grounds for expulsion that he had carried out in the sixth report showed that it would be unwise to reduce all the grounds for expulsion to those two.
It would be unwise, in our view, to emphasize one at the expense of the other.
There were, however,a number of reasons why, at this stage, it would be unwise and inappropriate for ISO to develop a sustainable forest management standard.
It would be unwise at the outset to create a monster only to try to tame it later on.
In our view, that argument suffices to persuade that it would be unwise to commence a new process of unification in this area without taking the Sales Convention into account.
It would be unwise to change the name to Müller Design because the surname is not distinctive.
The CHAIRMAN thought that,although the Committee could express its opinion to the United Kingdom, it would be unwise for it to interfere in ongoing domestic judicial proceedings.
For that reason, it would be unwise to grant the Prosecutor the right to initiate investigations.
We have experience in Utah in the United States and in Jordan in the Middle East, butwe have so much experience with shale oil that it would be unwise not to make use of it at the global level.
She does not know- and I think it would be unwise to enlighten her- that she made the prophecy about you and Voldemort.
His delegation felt that until the Preparatory Committee on the Establishment of an International Criminal Court completed its work, it would be unwise to take a decision on the final form of the draft Code.
In those circumstances it would be unwise to increase the burden on the Court by expanding its contentious jurisdiction.
Although the wording reflected the content of article 68, paragraph 2, of the Convention,given the current political climate surrounding the issue of migration, it would be unwise to create the impression that the Committee sanctioned such measures.
It would be unwise, as suggested by one Committee member, to require that such cases should be handled within a specified time frame.
Although the latest indicators pointed to an improvement in the global economy, it would be unwise to be over-optimistic given the continuing adverse effect of geo-political tensions.
I think it would be unwise to start making changes, particularly when the points that the Ambassador has raised have apparently been taken into consideration.
I just think this business is questionable as it is, and it would be unwise to team up with somebody who is under indictment, unless you want Feds all over you, too, which I don't think you do.
It would be unwise to try in the draft convention to impose rules on the carrier when it was acting in a capacity other than as a provider of carriage.
Lastly, although currency fluctuations had been favourable in 1996-1997, it would be unwise to use projected currency fluctuations and inflation rates, which were very unpredictable, to reduce the overall level of budget appropriations.