Примеры использования Would ban на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Not so long ago would ban the sale of"magic mushrooms.".
For example, in August 2017,Martsinkiv said that VO"Svoboda" would ban the UOC.
This regulation would ban the import of wild fur and wild fur products of 13 animal species.
We have dropped our reservation on scope andaccepted language which would ban all nuclear explosions.
Lawmakers are drafting a bill that would ban among other things women wearing niqabs in public places.
BITCOIN's prices fell dramatically amid a frenzied sell-off following news the Chinese Government andLloyd's bank would ban buying BTC with credit cards.
However, we are concerned about provisions in a draft law that would ban foreigners and foreign organizations from establishing media outlets.
Such a treaty would ban the production of enriched uranium and plutonium for nuclear weapons, without hampering the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
Decision XV/34 had specified that Guatemala would ban imports of"ODS-using equipment.
An FMCT would ban the production of fissile material for use in nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices, while allowing production for other activities not subject to an FMCT.
It was wrongly claimed that these recommendations would ban or restrict tobacco farming.
It was reported that the Chinese authorities would ban the climbers from re-entering the country, but their pseudonyms allowed them to slip through the net a year later and climb Ping An Finance Center in Shenzhen, China.
In the year that that child turned 15,a treaty was signed that would ban the use of these abominable weapons.
Thailand supported in principle a draft international convention that would ban the reproductive cloning of human beings; as to other forms of cloning, Thailand believed, like many other delegations, that the issue should be given further consideration.
We welcome agreement in Vienna to an additional Protocol for the Convention which would ban the use and transfer of blinding laser weapons.
It referred to draft legislation which, inter alia, would ban dissemination through the mass media of any information that may hinder the conduct of a counter-terrorist operation.
As part of that effort, the President said that the United States would press for an international agreement that would ban the production of fissile material for weapons purposes.
He welcomed the introduction in article 4 of provisions that would ban the use, acquisition, stockpiling or retention of cluster munitions produced before 1 January 1980, but the main possessors of such munitions had never provided detailed information on their stocks.
Earlier this month state lawmakers in New Jersey passed a bill that would ban the sale of all products containing bisphenol.
Pending the entry into force of the revised Protocol, it would implement a moratorium on the export of those mines which were not in conformity with its technical specifications on detectability, self-destruction andself-deactivation mechanisms and would ban the export of booby-traps.
We will press for an international agreement that would ban production of these materials for weapons for ever.
The representative of Argentina explained that the process-agent use put forward by her country, which involved the use of bromochloromethane,was necessary because Argentina had started the process of ratifying the Beijing Amendment, which would ban consumption of bromochloromethane.
Norway supports the establishment of a treaty which would ban the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.
Their conclusion next year would be warmly greeted by public opinion in our countries and would facilitate new steps in the field of nuclear disarmament,in particular the successful conclusion of a treaty which would ban the production of fissile materials for weapons purposes.
The government of Indonesia is now contemplating introducing regulations that would ban the advertising of cigarettes, smoking in public places and selling cigarettes to children.
They must reach a compromise that could serve as a stepping stone to a convention that would ban all forms of cloning inconsistent with the dignity of mankind.
It is for this reason that my delegation fully supports negotiations on a treaty that would ban the production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and other nuclear explosive devices and that fulfils both non-proliferation and disarmament objectives.
Our purpose is,as soon as possible in 1996, to achieve the conclusion of a treaty that would ban all nuclear-weapons tests or any other nuclear explosion.
His delegation would therefore support proposals for a convention which would ban human reproductive cloning as soon as possible while leaving some flexibility concerning other forms of human cloning.
For example, resolution 56/24 J urged that the Conference on Disarmament agree on a programme of work that includes the immediate commencement of negotiations on a treaty that would ban the production of fissile material for use in nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.