Примеры использования Would be deprived на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If a decision were to be postponed,the Organization would be deprived of resources.
Otherwise, such an individual would be deprived of the protection and be reduced to the level of a stateless person.
The pay have to be done by the concrete date,otherwise the media would be deprived of the licence.
That does not mean that they would be deprived of the possibility of constructing and running civil nuclear power stations.
These are obligations without which it is considered that the right would be deprived of its raison d'être.
In support of enumerating the cases where a party would be deprived of a right to appoint a substitute arbitrator, it was said that such listing would provide more safeguards to the parties.
When an informant did not report such a remark to his KGB“handler”,he would be informed that members of his family would be deprived of food.
His family would be left without means and his children would be deprived of their father for an unknown period.
Death is not a tragedy of life, it is a limit of life, essentially important for its goodness; tragedy would exist if there were no death,life would be deprived of its value'1.
A time limit was imperative, or else the court's jurisdiction would be deprived of any meaning in the most important cases.
In that case Luzhkov would be deprived of all hope of winning presidency and literally"forced to concentrate his electoral efforts in Moscow", which would certainly be a great disappointment for the ambitious mayor.
I present to you the words of God, finer than gold or other stones,sweeter than mead or honeycomb, and you would be deprived of them by not coming to church.
Consequently, Serbia now fears that it would be deprived of all of its property rights and disabled to recover its ownership over Gazivode hydroelectric power plant and other energy sources and state-owned enterprises.
The court provides an interpreter if it concludes that, as a result of an inability topay for interpretation services, a person would be deprived of judicial protection.
It was said that a provision in the transparency rules on their application to existing investment treaties would be deprived of any legal effect, as that was a matter of treaty interpretation, which depended on the specific terms of each treaty.
It was pointed out that the last sentence of paragraph 53 of document A/CN.9/746/Add.1 was intended to provide examples of exceptional circumstances where a party would be deprived of its right to appoint an arbitrator.
The Committee further noted that, since Iran is not aparty to the Convention, the complainant would be deprived of the option to address the Committee for protection of any kind if he were to be deported to Iran, and concluded that the decision of the State party to return the complainant to Iran would constitute a breach of article 3 of the Convention.
Following many years of financial difficulties, the Agency was now in urgent and dire need of additional financial resources,without which many Palestinians would be deprived of essential education and health-care services.
In Heeralall v. Commissioner of Prisons(1992) MR 70,the Supreme Court indicated that it was bound by the provisions of the Constitution not to extradite somebody to a country where he would be deprived of the guarantees against forced interrogation and of his right to silence, since the Mauritian courts would not be in a position to protect that person or to ensure that those guarantees(which are entrenched in our Constitution) are made available to him.
His delegation hoped for the advent of a world in which information served to enlighten and free human minds,not one in which the wealthy would possess information while the poor would be deprived of it.
The Committee also noted that, since Iran is not a party to the Convention,the complainant would be deprived of the legal option of recourse to the Committee for protection of any kind.
As noted in the memorandum by the Secretariat:"If unlawful or criminal acts were considered, as a matter of principle,to be'nonofficial' for the purposes of immunity ratione materiae, the very notion of'immunity' would be deprived of much of its content.
Moreover, the Committee notes that, since Iran is not a party to the Convention,the complainant would be deprived of the legal option of recourse to the Committee for protection of any kind.
However, if the licence agreement is terminated by the licensor as a result of breach by the licensee, the latter would have no licence to sub-license and earn sub-royalties andits secured creditor would be deprived of its encumbered asset.
Moreover, the Committee notes that, since Iran is not aparty to the Convention, the complainant would be deprived of the legal option of recourse to the Committee for protection of any kind.
The European Court on Human Rights clearly ruled"that citizens should be able to form a legal entity in order to act collectively in a field of mutual interest is one of the most important aspects of the right to freedom of association,without which that right would be deprived of any meaning.
Moreover, the Committee notes that, since the Islamic Republic of Iran is not a party to the Convention,the complainant would be deprived of the legal option of recourse to the Committee for protection of any kind.
Furthermore, in the view of the Committee, it would be reasonable to follow the procedure under article 3, paragraph 7, before making a submission, unless the affected Parties had learned about the projects after they had been implemented, in which case theapplication of article 3, paragraph 7, would be deprived of its purpose.
He also made reference to the poor state of his health,which would not allow him to travel the 500 km to Moscow, so that he would be deprived of the opportunity to participate in the first instance hearing and to defend his interests.
First, he said that he had not taken the solicitation seriously; he then claimed that he had other priorities; and finally, he had not reported the matter in November 2000 because he thought that he would be withdrawn from the case andwas concerned that his client would be deprived of a proper defence.