Примеры использования Would exceed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A 30 percent increase would exceed safety limits.
This would exceed the remaining balance of the contingency fund by $3,922,900.
The expected project value would exceed EUR 20 Mio.
The last figure would exceed the FFM's estimates, based on the villages and settlements seen in the area.
Wintershall DEA's annual production would exceed 215 million boe.
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Execution of a request would exceed the Executing Authority's reasonably available resources;
And yet it was considered that the‘death toll' would exceed that which we desired….
In 2050, such losses would exceed 20 per cent with respect to potential GDP.
It was estimated that, by 2010, China's annual imports would exceed one trillion dollars.
To do that, expenditures would exceed income by $49 million for the 1994-1995 biennium.
A system transfer is not possible if the total account balance would exceed 10,000 Wii Points.
These provisions would exceed the requirements of Conservation Measure 29/XIX, and thus further reduce the potential for catching giant petrels during line setting.
Others questioned whether this would exceed the mandate of the Commission.
The analysis does not therefore prove beyond all reasonable doubt that benefits would exceed costs.
In the absence of subsidies, prices would exceed international competitive price levels.
She was confident that when Mexico submitted its next report the proportion of women deputies would exceed 25 per cent.
Moreover, and as significantly,such an effort would exceed what may be plausibly asked from the present undertaking.
Leaning range-Percentage of reducing gas injection opening time when gas pressure would exceed“Cut-off pressure” value.
Leaning cycles-Use of this feature can lean the mixture when gas pressure would exceed“Cut-off pressure” for defined amount of subsequent gas injection cycles which length shall be reduced.
As regards the United Nations Office in Nairobi,for the first time funding assigned to it in the ordinary budget would exceed extra-budgetary resources.
It was noted that extrabudgetary expenditures for the second year would exceed those of the first year in view of the larger number of country reviews conducted.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that the cost of administering an organizational frequent flyer programme would exceed its benefits.
In November 2005,Nintendo Power erroneously reported that"Total sales would exceed the value of an actual emerald the size of Neptune.
Taking into account that the current number of authorized posts for the Mission is 421, including 135 military observers,the ratio of computers to staff would exceed 1 to 1.
For the HIGH scenario additional costs would exceed additional benefits.
The Advisory Committee also considered the fact that, although unlikely, circumstances could lead to a trial lasting long enough so thatthe service of an ad litem judge would exceed three years.
By this conservative projection, 2004 expenditures would exceed revenues by $5.39 million.
It is estimated that full biennial provision in 2006-2007 for special political missions currently existing in the biennium 2004-2005 would exceed $350 million.
The Attorney General, however,argued that additional borrowing would exceed the legal debt limit set under the Organic Act.
While data for staff of national nongovernmental organizations is not available, given the large numberof such organizations operating, the number of staff would exceed that of United Nations staff.