Примеры использования Would be sending на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I would be sending you home, Jordan.
Tell that to the 30 black-ops troops you would be sending to their deaths.
Who would be sending Gossip Girl tips?
I call it in, he goes back to jail. We would be sending him to Dominic on a platter.
Who would be sending me a parcel over there?
Mr. Maquieira(Chile) said that his Government would be sending an expert at its own expense.
So she would be sending messages backwards in time by 50 microseconds.
You're lucky your buddy's paying up, or my friends would be sending me a very different message right now.
It would be sending representatives to the National Association of Municipalities and the National Association of Communes, as well as associations working with Gypsy communities.
Any idea why Escobar Gallardo would be sending you a ham as a Christmas present?
The CED would be sending semi-annual reports to the Executive Council which would be discussed as an agenda item in the meetings of Executive Council held twice a year.
On that occasion,President al-Bashir informed me that his Government would be sending me a detailed plan for strengthening security and restoring stability in Darfur.
They would be sending a clear message that the international community is willing to acquiesce in nuclear proliferation when it comes to the Middle East, and it is our turn now to say that this singling out cannot be accepted.
It was the understanding of her delegation that the Committee would be sending a letter to the Fifth Committee concerning the system of administration of justice at the United Nations.
With regard to the other outstanding confirmations, UNDP had requested conference calls or meetings with four entities(UNIDO, the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, the United Nations, andthe United Nations Information Centre) and would be sending reminders to the other 16 agencies.
If he hadn't, he would be sending other competitors to an active crime scene.
Illusory.' Because the word'evil' is highly negatively charged, and when a person pronounces it,that could bring him negative thoughts and feelings so that the final result from saying the prayer would be sending the Divine energy of the praying person to the illusion rather than to the Higher octaves of Light.
The simplest thing would be sending them back to Africa but they boast about having French citizenship.
On 24 and 25 May, Australia, New Zealand andPortugal sent letters to the President of the Security Council and to me stating that they would be sending defence and security forces to Timor-Leste to assist in restoring stability, as requested by the Government of Timor-Leste.
The Secretary-General would be sending letters to all heads of agencies to request nominations for inclusion in the SMN.
On 7 August 1995,Greek Defense Minister Gerasimos Arsenis announced that Greece would be sending humanitarian aid consisting of medicine, food, and clothing to Serbian refugees from Krajina.
The Committee would be sending its concluding comments to the Government, and asked that they be widely publicized in all branches of the Government and among the police force and civil society, to assist in the advancement of the women and men of Nicaragua.
China had profited from and applied the expertise andwisdom displayed in the Commission, and would be sending representatives of its competent authorities to the next session of the Commission.
However, it was her understanding that JIU would be sending written comments on the addendum to the report(A/61/94/Add.1), which contained the comments of the Secretary-General and the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination(CEB) on the report of JIU.
The Secretary-General would be sending an update to the President of the Security Council as at 31 May 2006.
The Committee was informed that the secretariat would be sending diskettes containing the Recommendations and relevant tables to ECE member countries by the end of February 2000, with replies requested, to the extent possible, by 30 June 2001.
CARICOM, which fully supported that process, would be sending observers to monitor the presidential and legislative elections tobe held at the end of the month, and urged all parties concerned to respect the right of the people of Mozambique to self-determination.
At a recent meeting with a Hmong delegation,he had said that the Committee would be sending a letter to the Lao Government welcoming the decision to criminalize racial discrimination, but regretting that the decision regarding the Lao prisoners had not been revised, proposing that there should be independent judges dealing with the case, and requesting a response to the new information that had been brought to the Committee's attention.
A formal call for expert nominations would be sent in due course.
A correction would be sent to the Committee secretariat.