Примеры использования Would be understood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be understood that the topic would remain within the scope of the law of treaties.
A trollop from the servants' hall to scandalize the parson, that would be understood but not… Not you.
It would seem that this precept would be understood by everyone, but it is rarely observed in life.
Those handbooks contained detailed illustrations,thereby ensuring that they would be understood by the illiterate.
Even worse than selective justice, it would be understood as an expression of the understanding of the real worth of the individual in our region and in our societies.
Priority should be focused on producing a comprehensive document which would be understood by the end-users.
It would be understood, and noted on the respective web sites, that only new materials would be available in all official languages.
There was a risk that“public policy” would be understood exclusively as national public policy.
Such a decision would be understood as a demonstration of the determination with which the international community views the maintenance of peace in Angola and would certainly help eliminate a certain ambiguity and hesitation that still seems to persist within UNITA.
Should any of the directors misuse the institution of temporary exclusion from the collective, this would be understood as a gross breach of work discipline.
That proposal did not find support,as the term"legal instruments" would be understood to include, among others, investment treaties, the application of which was not intended to be regulated by that paragraph.
When you include the French, then you know that you can travel to Ghana, Africa, andalso speak French there and you would be understood; the same in Morocco, and so on around the world.
For that reason, and in order to ensure that the general comment would be understood by everyone, it would be worthwhile explaining in the first sentence of paragraph 4 why no reservation to article 19, paragraph 1, was allowed.
Paragraph(2) of the revised proposal provided that, for future investment treaties, a reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in such treaties would be understood as including a reference to the rules on transparency.
It was also noted that the term"references" would be understood differently in different jurisdictions, and that the use of references to demonstrate qualifications would be normal practice in the construction sector.
The importance of reaching agreement on the meaning of"significant harm" that would be understood in all legal systems was emphasized.
If all competent bodies, from arrest through to sentencing by a trial court,were fully aware that any evidence allegedly obtained through torture would be rejected and the sentence quashed, the pointlessness of extracting confessions by such means would be understood. .
Your rebellious past has cut you off from the"kenosis" of the ascension plan as it would be understood and experienced by planets following a more"normal" curve of evolutionary development.
And only the parliament elected by the society and the President could, according to the idea of Starikov,"to pass a historical Moncloa Pact on questions of budget expenses, totals of privatization andadministrative reform, which would be understood and accepted by civilians.".
Other delegations said that it was difficult for the consignor to know in advance what language would be understood by the driver, particularly as there could be a succession of drivers.
In a context of limited resources, it was important to maximize coordination among the different offices of the United Nations so that information campaigns did not duplicate, but rather complemented, each other andto ensure that they used language that would be understood by all target audiences.
Mr. Estrella Faria(Secretariat)said that if draft article 13 referred to the law rather than to a rule of law, it would be understood as meaning statute law and not law in the broader sense of derecho in Spanish or droit in French.
The definition of“foreign court” in subparagraph(e) was included for reasons of language economy; in some countries, insolvency might be dealtwith by non-judicial authorities, and the term“foreign court” would be understood to include such authorities.
In order toprovide rules that would be understood in the same manner in all legal systems, it was recommended to avoid any reference to the term"amicus curiae" and to use instead words such as"third party submission","third party participation", or other terms with similar import.
For religious priests and followers of that time simple explanations were given,particularly that all such symbolism would be understood by the Slavic nations, taking into consideration their traditional symbols.
In this connection, it would be understood that all posts would be used only for purposes previously justified to the Advisory Committee and approved by the Assembly; that they would have been properly classified and that vacancy announcements will be handled in strict compliance with Staff Rules and procedures, bearing in mind paragraph 22(d) above.
One delegation asked about how some of the complicated andintricate procedures, particularly those which were internet-based, would be understood and applied in the deep field where connectivity was often a problem.
It was contemplated whether it would be understood and accepted if a programme country decided to terminate a contract, in particular if at some point under the contract it would not be possible to deliver the results that made it domestically justifiable in the first place.
Sir Nigel Rodley suggested modifying the last sentence of the paragraph to read"The obligation also requires States parties to ensure", so that it would be understood as relating to the previous sentence, rather than as the introduction of an additional obligation.
It is sometimes suggested, for example, that international law should be developed in a regional context, since its implementation would thus be more efficient and equitable andthe relevant rules would be understood and applied in a coherent manner.