Примеры использования Would be marked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If they had mug shots, they would be marked.
And then it would be marked on a map, and we would be able to go,"That was us.
Two years later President Megawati Sukarnoputri declared that the Chinese New Year( Imlek) would be marked as a national holiday from 2003.
The Nuremburg Tribunal, whose sixty-fifth anniversary would be marked on 20 November 2010, had clearly shown who had represented the force of good and who the force of evil during the Second World War.
Two years later President Megawati Sukarnoputri declared that the Chinese New Year(Imlek) would be marked as a national holiday from 2003.
The months and years after Silk Road's closure would be marked by a greatly increased number of shorter-lived markets as well as semi-regular law enforcement take downs, hacks, scams and voluntary closures.
He hoped that the Committee's work on the varied items on its agenda would be marked by consensus and positive discussions.
These amendments would be marked with appropriate footnotes to indicate when the amendments were adopted, when they entered into force and for which commitment period(s) they would apply.
Serbia and Montenegro3 explained that each part would be marked in the production process under current regulations.
The Scientific Committee considered that all data from these vessels in the years in which anomalous CPUE data were reported would be marked as not suitable for analysis.
We had expected that this part of our session would be marked by an intensification of the multilateral negotiating process.
Zimbabwe indicated that, since it did not manufacture firearms, all imported firearms would be marked in the country of origin.
Fisheries meeting those standards would be marked with an on-pack logo, thus allowing consumers to select products which they are certain come from well-managed, sustainable sources.
Occasionally, mail was sent postage pre-paid,in which case the envelope would be marked"Franca" or"Franco" or"Franqueado.
He hoped that the current session of the General Assembly would be marked by constructive cooperation aimed at making use of the unprecedented opportunities that had arisen for solving long-standing world problems.
The Chairman, in concluding remarks pertaining to the completion of the work of the Special Committee,hoped that the completion of the session would be marked by the beginning of a new, successful stage in the Committee's work.
The twentieth anniversary of the International Year of the Family, which would be marked in 2014, should be an occasion for Governments, the United Nations system and civil society to promote the objectives defined in that framework.
Furthermore, possession permits would be granted for only thosefirearms with a serial number and firearms without serial numbers would be marked by relevant authorities when a possession permit was requested.
The celebration of the close of the United Nations Decade of International Law would be marked by many events, including the fiftieth anniversary of the Geneva Conventions and the twenty-seventh International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent.
The assessment and practical recommendations of UNSCEAR had been and continued to be profoundly influential in development and refinement of the scientific strategy of broad international cooperation to minimize the environmental and medical consequences of the Chernobyl accident,the tenth anniversary of which would be marked in 1996.
In his 1998 new year message to the nation,President Patassé stated that he believed that 1998 would be marked by national reconciliation, strengthening of democracy and economic revival.
In that regard, the United States of America noted with satisfaction that the Subcommittee had agreed to consider the item again at its 2005 session and examine the issue of how it might support and enhance the coordination and planning for the International Geophysical andHeliophysical Year that would be marked in 2007.
Moreover, it threatens the ceasefire regime,the tenth anniversary of which would be marked in May of this year, and increases the instability and insecurity in the region as a whole.
They remembered what had been told them about the phenomena attendant upon his baptism, andthey believed that his future course on earth would be marked by increasing manifestations of supernatural wonders and miraculous demonstrations.
His Government looked forward to maintaining,when the Compact entered into force, ties with Palau that would be marked by the same friendly and cooperative spirit that had characterized their relationship for so long.
Serzh Sargsyan expressed the hope that Peter Priputen would use his experience and professional skills maximally to strengthen Armenian-Slovak ties,and that his tenure would be marked by intensification of senior-level reciprocal visits and of political dialogue between the two countries.
For the African countries to overcome their disadvantages in the new international trading context, which would be marked by ruthless competition, the international community, and above all UNCTAD, must give priority to assisting them.
That lack of vision threatened to cost the international community dear, andhis delegation hoped that the beginning of the Convention's second decade would be marked by a renewal of the constructive spirit and solidarity that had prevailed during its negotiation.
The participants in the forum supported the idea of establishing an annual World Television Day,to be celebrated each 21 November, which would be marked by global exchanges of television programmes, focusing particularly on such issues as peace and security, economic and social development, and the enhancement of cultural exchange.
Dumbledore then explains the prophecy: Before Harry was born,Professor Trelawney predicted that a boy with the power to defeat Voldemort would be born at the end of July, would be marked as an equal by Voldemort and have powers unknown to him, and that one of the pair must kill the other, for"neither can live while the other survives.