Примеры использования Would dictate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Well, now logic would dictate that one, but wait, no, I will try and second-guess you.
Its design revolved around an enormous pine tree that would dictate the direction that the project would take.
Logic would dictate that whoever injected Mia with the virus has to possess an antidote.
In such cases, the license on the artwork/audio would dictate the terms under which video/streaming may occur.
Logic would dictate that the State Party is indicating nothing, which is what some do;
There is less need for a uniform,cross-national conceptual framework that would dictate areas of data development.
Logic would dictate, however, that a permanent institution be developed only if its predecessors were successful.
The Board also kept in mind the Committee's view that prudence would dictate that most of the surplus should be retained.
Yet, good sense would dictate that all States should be conscious of the security benefits to be gained from strengthening the regime.
In a November 2008 interview,Ed Boon stated that game sales for Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe would dictate what features would appear in"the next game.
As defined by those who would dictate and regulate our behavior in our homes and our businesses, stealing their power from our liberty.
For regular resources, the liquidity ratio should be at least 1 to 1, butprudent financial management principles would dictate a ratio of 1.5 to 1 to provide for variations in the timing of cash receipts.
MDG targets that would dictate how a country should develop and that do not recognize the critical importance of self-determination are destined to be ineffective.
In addition, consistency with the United Nations Assignment Convention would dictate defining the location of the grantor in the same way as in the Convention.
Those Regulations would dictate that the evaluation of each contract should be based on international bidding and follow the criteria of technical acceptability and lowest price.
We believe that the principles of the sovereignty andequality of States under the Charter would dictate that each State be respected in the legitimate exercise of its domestic jurisdiction in matters of criminal law.
Authorities would dictate how the genre should developed, yet jazz still was introduced at the Moscow State Conservatoire, and ensembles were formed, clubs mushroomed, and festivals began to be held.
A number of key principles agreed on at the regional consultations would dictate both the nature and form of the institutional and implementation arrangements in regard to SIDS/TAP.
While prudence would dictate that the excess funds should be invested conservatively so as to provide income for future generations, it could be argued that it would be possible to invest in development without straining the absorptive capacity of the surplus country, for instance by placing the surplus in a fund for regional development.
However, the principle of equality before the law requires that identical situationsbe treated in the same manner, as their similarities would dictate, and that different situations be treated in a different manner, as their differences would dictate.
If it succeeds in that,God forbid, it would dictate for each country what it needs for its economic development, what quantities of oil it is allowed to buy, at what prices, along with other conditions.
In response, it was stated that the approach taken in the draft instrument was of paramount importance in order toavoid the situation where the consignee would dictate the date of removal, putting the matter beyond the control of the carrier.
Prevention with regard to the food situation would dictate that more attention should be paid to food security, beyond the traditional food aid provided to date.
A question was raised about how coordination and consultation with existing organizations would work,in particular whether a new instrument would dictate measures to existing organizations in cases where agreement could not be reached.
Several speakers said that the Board's workload would dictate the number of meetings, and that a clear view of the division of labour would be necessary before deciding on the calendar of meetings.
The measured modification of controls orthe implementation of other risk mitigation activities would be carried out in compliance with preset guidelines and thresholds that would dictate the criteria and the level of authority and approval required for control flexibility to meet operational exigencies.
The participants agreed that no general rules could be established that would dictate when a press release would be issued, and that each would have to be evaluated in terms of the particular circumstances and the belief that it could assist in an appropriate resolution of the situation.
Since a failure mode(at component-level) is acceptable only under the condition that an operating tell-tale is fitted to the vehicle,logic would dictate that this should also be stated in the requirements for fitting this tell-tale, i.e. in UN Regulation No. 48.
Yet, as in the past,future oil production patterns are unlikely to be determined by free market considerations alone, which would dictate much more production in the developing world relative to the industrialized countries and much more oil import dependence by the latter countries.
Even with an improvement in the rate and timeliness of payment of assessed contributions, the practice of sound financial management would dictate the necessity of having adequate cash reserves so that the United Nations can in its turn meet its financial obligations in a timely fashion.