Примеры использования Would be inevitable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She must have known that would be inevitable.
This would be inevitable, if we permit testing of any type of nuclear weapons under the future test-ban treaty regime.
Consequently, further consultations would be inevitable.
However, whatever situation transpired,this negotiation would be inevitable when the Agreement entered into force, and would only involve the Contracting Parties.
In any case, a resumption of the war would be inevitable.
As the treaty would be binding only on States that were parties to it, it would be inevitable to envisage, as the Special Rapporteur had done, that the judges would be appointed by their respective Governments.
In these circumstances widespread human and environmental contamination would be inevitable.
Ambiguities as to their peaceful or military use would be inevitable and verification could become highly controversial.
For I know you have said quite‘Lightly' that some turmoil and turbulence would be inevitable.
For private debtors,government involvement in negotiations would be inevitable when the stability of the domestic banking system was at stake.
In the case of failure or if Russia were to seek to avoid that meeting,new sanctions would be inevitable.
The establishment of economic relations between the Abkhaz and the Georgians would be inevitable, if the dialogue on the organisation and regulation of trans-Inguri commercial activity were to start.
If both held their courses then they would collide in 9 seconds and catastrophe would be inevitable.
Although Canada believed that some changes in the way in which those services were delivered would be inevitable, they must be timed to be supportive of the evolution of the peace process.
The Fiscal Council believes that, even ifthe budget deficit would be significantly reduced in 2013, the public debt crisis would be inevitable.
The notion of contract equilibrium raised earlier in the Colloquium was recalled-- so that changes that would be inevitable in such a long-term contract would be possible and subject to appropriate compensation.
This advance like others in the evolution might not be reached and would naturally not be reached at one bound, butfrom the very beginning it would be inevitable.
A catastrophe would be inevitable if Puerto Rico were ever to achieve independence, since most of its major corporations would become bankrupt because they would have to pay higher taxes; thousands would lose their jobs.
And turn into another"banana" republic would be inevitable then.
It was feared that if computers stopped operating properly, all telecommunications would cease, trains would stop, aeroplanes might crash, people would not be able to withdraw money from their bank accounts, and so forth,and catastrophe would be inevitable.
Inconsistencies of approach among the disparate national jurisdictions taking up these functions from the Tribunals would be inevitable, and arguably would impinge upon individuals' rights.
Change would be inevitable in order to realize those noble goals and the staff would support the Member States in any efforts to change procedures, structures and policies in order to create a more effective, credible and relevant organization capable of serving the peoples of the world.
The Administrator stated that herecognized that if ODA continued to decline, resulting in a further decline in UNDP regular resources, another round of downsizing would be inevitable.
It was noted that, if the draft instrument were to applyon a door-to-door basis, conflict with unimodal land transport conventions(such as COTIF and CMR) would be inevitable given that both imposed a higher standard of liability on the carrier.
The mission was of the view that, under prevailing conditions and constraints, the earliest possible date on which elections could be held would be late February or early March 1997, and that holding elections during that period would depend on outstandingpolicy issues being resolved by mid-October, failing which a further delay would be inevitable.
Extrabudgetary contributions received in late 1996 made it possible to cover hospitalization needs for the 1996-1997 biennium, as well as requirements of medical supplies, butreductions in service standards would be inevitable if additional contributions were not received for future years.
It is obvious that if the Supermind is there and an order of supramental being is established as the leading principle in earth-nature, as mind is now the leading principle, but with a sureness, a complete government of the earthly existence, a capacity of transformation of all upon their level and within their natural boundaries of which the mind in its imperfection was not capable, an immense change of human life, even ifit did not extend to transformation, would be inevitable.
Her country was committed to pursuing cooperation with all the countries concerned andwas convinced that nuclear energy was the technology of choice for the production of energy that would give humankind an alternative to the continued environmental damage that would be inevitable if the earth's organic resources were further exploited.
Lastly, the odds were that in a world of nation States where 8 to 10 billion people would compete for increasingly scarce resources, conflicts between States and between internal factions within them would be inevitable. .
Certain observed disadvantages of the mandatory peer review mechanism under article 53 were noted, including that where the procuring entity took no steps during the standstill period,further recourse to administrative or judicial review would be inevitable and the mechanism without benefit.