Примеры использования Would be clear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be clear… and clean.
At least the goal would be clear.
I think I was hoping it would be clear by example but let's try to make it clearer just in case.
We thought that after we would decoded the writing everything would be clear; but it seems we were wrong.".
The demand for the texts would be clear to all: Our country was preparing to sign a treaty that was being hidden from its citizens.
His wife pray to the Virgin so that everything would clear up andher husband's name would be cleared.
Bhagavan thought this at least would be clear to my dull intellect.
If the Group of 77 and China continued to press for the early adoption of the draft text,the consequences would be clear.
You might have some presumptions about a particular model but everything would be cleared when you test-drive a car of that model.
He told me that when the time came to implement the plan,I had to retrieve something from Grand Central Station and that then all would be clear.
Once these goals had been accomplished, they reasoned,the minds of the people would be clear and political improvement would follow.
The results would be clearer if Kerdo or Baevsky indexes were measured in this research but obviously not aerobic fitness index.
Terry, do you realize if we did four bachelorette parties a day, we would be clearing more than $450,000 a year?!
I had hoped the fluid from the cyst would be clear but there's blood, not enough to confirm the presence of cancer but too much to exclude it.
Additionally, if the concept of discrimination were better defined, for example in the commentary,the text would be clearer and more precise.
What was needed was a drafting of article 1(d) that would be clear and precise but acceptable for most delegations.
The prosecutor ordered the leaders of the demonstration to unblock the road, andtold them that if they failed to do so it would be cleared by force.
The standard of proof for the URS complainant would be clear and convincing evidence that there is no contestable issue.
Mr. GARVALOV said that the grammatical structure of the first sentence was misleading;“as noted in its General Recommendation VII(32)” would be clearer.
One delegation pointed out that this article would be clearer if an element of intent was inserted into the definition of enforced disappearances, in article 1.
That being the substance of the issue,he felt that the language of paragraph(1) would be clearer if the phrase in question was moved.
It would be clear from the instrument of accession or ratification which areas were regulated by Community instruments and which were governed by national law.
His delegation had asked for the explanation provided by the Secretariat to be repeated at the formal meeting so that it would be clear to everyone, including Algeria.
All these special conditions to enter the Republic would be clear during the conflict: the militaries are having goals in the frontline zone to regulate the movement.
The Chairperson said that the Committee had indeed taken that thought into consideration andhad decided that the next document concerning the status of submissions would be clearer.
It was therefore suggested that the scope of the Working Group's mandate would be clearer if it focused on vulnerable minorities and non-dominant sections of the population within States.
Mr. Baidi Nejad(Islamic Republic of Iran) expressed the hope that the Preparatory Committee would discuss in depth the important question of the Conference structure, so that it would be clear to participants in advance.
However, the draft conclusion would be clearer if its first paragraph dealt only with the weight of a subsequent agreement and its second paragraph with that of subsequent practice.
This would apply most particularly, but not exclusively, to Security Council decisions,whose legal foundations and motivations would be clearer to all States Members of the Organization.
The obligations of parties would be clear, participation would be broad and countries would be more likely to introduce national measures and legislation than they would under a voluntary regime.