Примеры использования Would be regarded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If we did not show up by 10 May 1997, we would be regarded as missing.
As he saw it, what would be regarded as a people under article 1 might be a minority under article 27.
Anything that might be said of the earliest Adepts andtheir divine Masters would be regarded as fiction.
Such a system would be regarded as intrusive and a challenge to staff members' integrity in regard to the use of their time;
No advertising of its own products, websites,private auctions and the like, which would be regarded as self-promotion.
However, in some jurisdictions, the matter would be regarded as one of civil procedure to be governed by the lex fori.
You can include dried fruit, if the drying process does not require high temperatures, as this would be regarded as"cooking vegetables.
In this case, the carrier would be regarded as the consignee and would take on the consignee's obligations for which Chapter 1.4 provided.
A list of obligations in the field of human rights,violation of which would be regarded as an international crime,would need to be more detailed.
He claimed that he would be regarded as an Israeli spy by the Iraqi authorities and that it is generally believed in Iraq that he has converted to Judaism.
As a rule, a committee does not examine complaints if the facts occurred before this date,as the complaint would be regarded as inadmissible ratione temporis.
The compilation of“common lists” would be regarded a banal artifice, irrelevant both for strengthening the party system and representing interests of people.
She hoped that the document, which had been prepared by a joint UNESCO/CEDAW group would be regarded as an authoritative text on women's education.
Later the braincase would be regarded by Gregory S. Paul as a species of Proceratosaurus(P. divesensis), but this assignment was rejected by other researchers.
This is the kind of action which would be taken against a national in order toprotect the society and qua a national, it would be regarded as adequate.
The real issue with Iran is how a‘Shi'ite bomb' would be regarded by Sunni-majority regimes in Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
The trials would be regarded as successful if mega-trucks showed no negative effects on road traffic safety, on road infrastructure and on intermodal transport.
The question of which individuals or corporate bodies would be regarded as"consumers" is left to applicable law outside the Model Law.
In recommendation(131) it was implicit that if the required majority of a particular class voted in favour of the plan, that class would be regarded as supporting the plan.
Make clear that any attempt to seize power by force would be regarded by the Security Council as unacceptable, and call on all parties in Chad to renounce violence.
However, where a musharaka venture qualifiesfor the residence test, income from musharaka sukuk would be regarded as dividends and taxed accordingly.
In this case,the carrier would be regarded as the consignee and would take on the consignee's obligations for which Chapter 1.4 provided.
The concept of a pre-emptive strike oranticipatory self-defence based on the presence of an imminent threat would be regarded by many Member States as a significant departure from the principle of self-defence.
The President noted that certain recommendations had been considered as partially accepted and that,in accordance with Human Rights Council resolution 5/1, these would be regarded as noted.
Any complaint from a network operator would be regarded in a very serious light and the responsible easysms user could be suspended without a refund of its credits.
If a standard for"below regulatory concern" could be internationally accepted,materials certified as such, would be regarded as normal commercial materials.
For the purposes of that provision, applicants would be regarded as affiliated if they were directly or indirectly controlling, controlled by or under common control with one another.
However, it was also pointed out that,in certain legal systems, an interim measure rendered on an ex parte basis would be regarded as a procedural decision that could not be enforced by State courts.
He contends that he would be regarded as a political opponent by the Tunisian authorities owing to his former attitude in the police and his claim of refugee status in a democratic country.
The active involvement of those States in the process of regional economic cooperation would be regarded as an element of a complex and effective mechanism to address their special economic problems.