Примеры использования They would lead на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I hoped they would lead us to someone who does.
These changes took place over a span of years andnobody knew at the outset just where they would lead.
Never did I believe they would lead us across the seas.
They would lead to Denial Of Service via application crash, or remote code execution.
If Bohr and Heisenberg were successful, they would lead a total scientific revolution.
Indubita bly they would lead to several desira ble behavioural changes in adolescent boys and girls.
We suggested those criteria in the hope that they would lead to a discussion among Member States.
They would lead to simpler processes and greater transparency, facilitate mobility and bring about more equitable treatment of staff.
We have pointed out,again and again, that they would lead exactly to the deadlock in which we currently find ourselves.
When the French political economist and diplomat Jean Monnet put forward his ideas,no one could even suppose what they would lead to in just a decade or two.
The results would not be immediate, but they would lead to a situation where it would be possible to consider introducing parity.
Mr. Suazo(Honduras) said that the amendments proposed by the representative of Belgium were unacceptable, as they would lead to yet more confrontation and division.
The European Union continued to support the negotiations launched at Annapolis,and hoped that they would lead to the creation of a viable, independent, democratic and fully sovereign Palestinian State living in peace and security alongside Israel and its neighbours.
Her delegation would transmitthe Committee's recommendations and conclusions to the competent authorities and hoped that they would lead to progress in the near future.
In practice, the Treaty aimed to prevent weapons transfers in situations where there was evidence that they would lead to grave violations of international human rights law or international humanitarian law, or would adversely affect sustainable development.
Mr. JIMÉNEZ PUERTO(Honduras)said that criminal investigations into the violent deaths of women carried out by forensic doctors would help to curb violence against women because they would lead to the identification and prosecution of the perpetrators.
These encouraging developments offered hope that they would lead to a comprehensive, just and lasting solution to the question of Palestine, based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338(1973), the principle of land for peace and respect for the rights of parties to the conflict.
Note that the combinations"XYZ 1234" and"XYZ 123J" are not used, because they would lead to creation of numbers identical to these in the old system.
Mr. KUMAMARU(Japan) said that the Secretary-General's proposals on the reorganization of the Department of Administration and Management(A/C.5/48/72) were very interesting, not only from the standpoint of the programme budget, butalso because of the changes they would lead to in the work of that Department.
If based on political expediencies orcost considerations, they would lead to failure and erode the credibility of the Organization.
Ms. Muedin(International Organization for Migration(IOM)) said that both gradual climate change and natural disasters were exposing to new risks an increasing number of inhabitants of coastal regions, low-lying islands, and areas susceptible to drought, andit had been predicted that they would lead to the large-scale displacement of people both internally and internationally.
The Arab side cooperated fully in the conduct of those meetings in the hope and expectation that they would lead to the implementation of the recommendation of the General Assembly to convene the conference, in spite of the fact that those meetings were not, in our view, alternative steps to the holding of the conference.
The Spanish Government continued to advocate dialogue, andwas determined to pursue the negotiations in a constructive spirit, in the hope that they would lead to a settlement of the dispute over Gibraltar.
Direct contacts invariably offered the best possibility for durable solutions, andin the case of Western Sahara it was hoped that they would lead to the holding of the referendum in which the Saharan people could express their(Mrs. Rakotondramboa, Madagascar) will.
At the European Union-Association of South-East Asian Nations ministerial meeting in Singapore, held on 13 and 14 February 1997, the European Union also referred to the question of East Timor in its opening statement, welcoming the new Secretary-General's intention to add a new impulse to the United Nations-sponsored talks between Portugal andIndonesia and hoping that they would lead to a just, comprehensive and internationally acceptable solution.
Although negotiations between the parties would be arduous,especially with regard to the question of Palestine refugees, they would lead to a final settlement of the conflict based on Security Council resolutions 242(1967) and 338 1973.
For that reason, his delegation welcomed the references in the draft resolution under consideration to the various proposals and ideas regarding United Nations peace-keeping operations,especially if they would lead to an enhanced capacity for Africa to participate in such operations.
Mr. TURAY(Sierra Leone) said that his delegation welcomed the successful conclusion of the START I andSTART II negotiations and hoped that they would lead to ever greater cooperation between the Russian Federation and the United States in achieving further decisive reduction of their nuclear arsenals.
Delegations were pleased to receive feedback from the Director on the Burundi peace negotiations and hoped that they would lead to a peaceful solution and the repatriation of Burundi refugees.
It was to be hoped that the action of the United Nations regarding the rule of law at the international level would be on a par with those of States at the national level and that they would lead to reform of the Security Council and an enhanced role for the General Assembly in the Organization's decision-making processes in the political, economic and environmental fields.