Примеры использования Person would на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What type of person would send such a note?
If the Chechen statistics were the same,any reasonable person would have to protect them.
What kind of person would do that just to teach you a lesson?
The probe builds a'digital framework' of the person which can be subjected to stimuli, andwill respond as the person would.
Every five years a person would sacrifice themselves to purge this town of its sins.
As far as holding plenary and working group meetings concurrently was concerned,delegations consisting of only one person would find it difficult to attend both.
Doubtfully a person would buy a past year model if the brand-new OLED iPhone would just cost a few dollars more.
Mr. clasky said that any reasonable person would agree with his business strategy.
Each person would also be issued with a unique identity code so as to simplify administrative procedures throughout his or her life.
In that case,his delegation thought that the primary right to protect the person would belong to the organization, and only subsidiarily to the State of nationality.
Because we are social creatures and always compare ourselves to others,we also value equality- to grow into our potential to improve the quality of our life as any other person would or could.
Our vision is that every person would have a sofa made exactly to their needs and whishes- this is what makes our clients the happiest.
Archived September 25, 2013, at the Wayback Machine Archived 2013-09-25 at the Wayback Machine,allows a licensed establishment to avoid penalties for serving an underage drinker if the person used fake identification, and"the appearance of the purchaser was such that an ordinary prudent person would believe him or her to be of legal age to make the purchase.
It also does not necessarily mean that a person would have unprotected sex, because a condom does not prevent pubic lice transference.
It was suggested that the decisive criterion should be whether the internationally wrongful act had been directed predominantly against the organization or the State of nationality of the acting agent; or that the person employed by an international organization had a permanent link with the organization in the sense of being an international civil servant, so thatthe primary right to protect the person would belong to the organization, and only subsidiarily to the State of nationality.
Thinks that it must belong to some other"Professor J.T. Neumeyer"(despite the unlikelihood that such a person would also live in Seattle and have paid a visit to the same grave), and attempts to open the combination-locked briefcase to discover more about its owner.
The State party emphasizes that, in line with the Committee's jurisprudence, the existence in the State concerned of a consistent pattern of gross, flagrant ormass violations of human rights is not a sufficient reason to conclude that a person would risk being subjected to torture upon his return to that country, but that additional grounds must exist to show that the person would personally be in danger.
While that proposal received some support,it was noted that removal of the possibility to appoint a person would run contrary to existing practice, including that of the Secretary-General of the Permanent Court of Arbitration who, in appropriate cases, appointed individuals as the appointing authority.
It feared, however, that such persons would continue to operate clandestinely and that it would be impossible to monitor their activities.
Such persons would be selected by mutual agreement between creditors and debtors, with creditors committing themselves to considering the cancellation of such debt as is deemed unplayable.
Such persons would preserve their authentic names, i.e. their names would not be transcribed into Lithuanian characters.
Reasonable persons would be hard-pressed to justify excluding, at a minimum, these situations, from those for which registries should take responsibility.
As persons would be held only for short periods in the vehicle, problems such as access to a toilet would not arise.
Once that legislation had been passed, such persons would automatically acquire Czech citizenship without any complicated bureaucratic procedures.
Nonetheless, it is clear that any unilateral, selective andpolitically motivated evaluation with respect to trafficking in persons would go entirely against the Global Plan of Action that we have adopted today.
However, a board room of this size in the DC-1 building,accommodating 80-100 persons, would have some limitations that should be considered.
If you wish that your family members were able to use your accounts, please contact the bank,where these persons would receive their separate means of identification.
This suggests that a further opening of market access for natural persons would depend on the extent to which the application of the ENT could be restricted or made more predictable.
As to paragraph 5, doubts were raised regarding the activation of the Service by a simple majority of the Board of Administrators andit was asked on what criteria such persons would base their decision.
The proposed formula envisages that by the year 2024 the retirement age for women will have been raised to 65,though all insured persons would have the option of gradually or fully retiring in the 62-65 age bracket.