Примеры использования Would have to consider на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In such a case, the parties would have to consider amending the Treaty.
In the example above, even if the number of inspectors were increased but the problem remained,the regulator would have to consider other options.
The drafting group would have to consider how to marry those proposals.
Should such legislation be of primary nature,the legislature would have to consider its adoption.
The Committee would have to consider the relationship between the Code and draft statute.
The Committee's agenda for the current session included three new items, which it would have to consider within the prescribed time-frame.
The Working Group would have to consider those issues in order to give guidelines to the informal group.
For example, if sanitation were to become such an area,the negotiations would have to consider goods and services relevant to this area.
At its third session, the SBSTA would have to consider a proposal by its Bureau regarding a list of nominees before a formal meeting of the panel could be held.
If the upper limit set by the General Assembly proved insufficient before the end of the year the Assembly would have to consider the matter;
If Nuland wants to restart it, she would have to consider a few facts about the changed world.
The Committee would have to consider how to turn the outcome of that discussion to account and also how to take advantage of the assistance being offered by the International NGO Platform on the Migrant Workers' Convention.
It was explained that the Working Group would have to consider a number of different issues.
Member States would have to consider the impact on the Board's role, resources and reporting modalities as the implementation date approached.
We should therefore wait upon successes in the Group's work,because failure would mean that we would have to consider other options with regard to brokering.
At its eighth session, in 2000, it would have to consider topics that were currently the focus of attention of the international community.
Mr. Morán Bovio(Spain) said that the Commission needed to determine whether directors had specific duties in relation to insolvency; if there were no such duties,the Commission would have to consider all the duties of directors.
In addition to the issues of coverage and scope,States would have to consider a number of specific issues relevant to the verification of an FMCT.
The Commission would have to consider how best to support the recommendations made by the recent United Nations needs assessment mission for the 2010 elections and how support for elections could best be mobilized.
If the first commitment period were to be extended,Parties would have to consider whether a new calculation for QELROs or assigned amount would be required.
The Assembly would have to consider the implications of consolidating peacekeeping accounts on the application of Article 19 in this context, as well as in the case of Member States specified in Assembly decision 49/470 of 23 December 1994.
Therefore government in trying to provide equal opportunities for both men and women would have to consider developing an Equal Employment Opportunity Policy to improve this process.
In future, it would have to consider initial reports also,to see if there was any need for a list of issues or to recommend the submission of a revised report.
The Chairperson agreed that if article 26, paragraph 9,was deleted, then the Committee would have to consider whether or not the exception provided for in article 17, paragraph 4, should be preserved in some other formulation.
However, I stressed that we would have to consider offers from other troop- and police-contributing countries if there was not sufficient African capacity.
But all this would make no difference to the Commission,for the simple reason that under this scenario members of the Commission would have to consider submissions and prepare the recommendations for the first 14 States within one year, be it in 2004 or 2007.
The Committee would have to consider what advice and experience it could offer to help reduce tension in that area and prevent the conflict from escalating further.
It was suggested that where several concurrent foreign proceedings were seeking recognition in a single State,the receiving court of that State would have to consider the various proceedings and determine which date might be relevant to the COMI issue.
When responding to such a request, the SBI would have to consider, inter alia, the implementation of their commitments by Parties included in Annex I of the Convention.
Since the costs of strengthening the UNCITRAL secretariat had to be"within the bounds of the resources available in the Organization",the Organization as a whole would have to consider its priorities and decide on the amount of resources it wished to allocate to that area of its activity.