Примеры использования It would imply на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No, but it would imply I was involved.
Should this be changed under either scenario, it would imply a reduction in mandate.
It would imply some organisation, networks, accomplices.
It would imply that the shortest route for mobilizing international diplomacy is that of blood.
He said that many Governments objected to the recognition of the right of self-determination due to fear that it would imply a right to secession from existing States.
Because it would imply that she would speak to you.
However, Lt.-Gen. Amer Rashid asked that this not be included in the signed document since it would imply a continuing right of access to such sites by the Commission.
First, it would imply the consideration of all disasters, whether natural or man-made.
The use of the words“illicitly transferred” was not appropriate as it would imply that there can be licit transfers of children, which is ethically and juridically inadmissible.
It would imply the establishment of rigorous planning frameworks, including meaningful indicators, baselines and targets.
If the current debt sustainability framework could be aligned to the financial needs to achieve MDGs, it would imply a dramatic acceleration of debt relief for many HIPCs.
Also, Fitch suggests that it would imply the state's reduced willingness to provide financial support.
Pillar three, timely and decisive response, is the most sensitive since, ultimately andin extreme situations, it would imply the use of force to prevent or halt any of the four atrocities.
It would imply creation and maintenance of relevant institutional capacities for collecting and analysing the data according to the agreed methodology.
The Human Rights Committee adopted a recommendation opposing the preparation ofa draft protocol for this purpose, however, because it would imply that the said rights are derogable under existing law.
It would imply at least that the governance commission is able to address itself to the company's top bodies and analyse the motives for not applying the codes' provisions.
We oppose the indefinite extension of the non-proliferation Treaty because it would imply the permanent retention of nuclear arms by their possessors and the continuation of the discriminatory aspects of the Treaty.
It would imply Belgrade's giving upon on local elections, and that the international community helps in implementing parliamentary and perhaps presidential elections.
Her delegation was not certain that a distinction between different types of internal armed conflict should be made or what it would imply; it would appreciate an explanation of the approach taken.
It would imply involving all relevant stakeholders, including the ministries of finance, in such processes as the Global Green New Deal or the Global Jobs Pact.
The right of return to the expelling State could not be recognized in the case of aliens who had been on its territory unlawfully prior to the expulsion decision, as it would imply recognition of an acquired right of residence, concerning which State practice was unknown.
The cost of such a change was not negligible, as it would imply not only modifications to computer programmes but also training of shippers and revision of training manuals.
Additionally, it would imply that the largest possible gaps between two consecutive prime numbers could be at most proportional to twice the square root of the numbers, as Andrica's conjecture states.
So by this argument, finding multicellular life on Mars(provided it evolved independently)would be bad news, since it would imply steps 2-6 are easy, and hence only 1, 7, 8 or 9(or some unknown step) could be the big problem.
If this interpretation were to be accepted, it would imply that contracts of international sales of goods involving carriage of the goods did not require the indication of the place of delivery of the goods.
It would imply ignoring the reality of globalized financial markets where differences in market regulation and oversight could create competitive distortions and the opportunity for costly regulatory arbitrage;
If, as claimed by the Government of the Sudan, such transfers were not covered by the requirement to obtain prior authorization from the Committee,there would be a clear weakness in the formulation of resolution 1591(2005). This is because it would imply that the Government of the Sudan may continue to increase its military capacity in Darfur without prior authorization as long as it can link such transfers to the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement and the 2006 Darfur Peace Agreement.
In this particular case it would imply that the Episcopes of the two Churches could concelebrate jointly on the basis of what has been agreed until now, and that the problem with the name be solved in line with the decision passed by the involved countries mutually or by the international community.
A large number of Governments were opposed to the use of the term"peoples" since it would imply that indigenous people were considered to be subjects of international law and as such would be entitled to the right of self-determination and sovereignty over natural resources.