Примеры использования Would merely на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I would merely attempt to honor you with gift.
If hedging was activated, it would merely open new orders.
Such a view would merely be the result of their own narrow-mindedness.
The ad hoc committees would have no mandates, and the programme of work would merely be a timetable outlining when those committees would sit.
The United Nations would merely be entitled to receive a copy of the judgement and reasoning.
As noted by the Special Rapporteur on Torture followinghis visit in 2001, many of the recommendations would merely require the authorities to abide by existing Brazilian law.
It would merely indicate that the offending sentence was currently considered to be inapplicable.
The incorporation of this proposal would merely result in a clarification of current practice.
It would merely duplicate work carried out under other agenda items and did not add value to the work of the Third Committee.
The Commission was of the view however that these criteria were already inherent in the definitions andthat these three draft guidelines would merely repeat them or overlap with them without adding a new element.
There was no need for a new forum which would merely echo the political deliberations going on in other United Nations forums.
In the contemporary context, promoting the kind of openness that had been possible during the presidency of Habib Bourguiba in Tunisia,for example, would merely play into the hands of Islamic fundamentalists.
The amendment to operative paragraph 1 would merely introduce redundancy, since the phrase“sustainable development” was already used in that paragraph.
However, if the logic of retention of title or leasing was retained, while at the same time provision was made for an acquisition security right with super-priority,the non-unitary approach would merely supplement the unitary approach.
Under the proposed item, the United Nations would merely be asked to consider the question of setting up an ad hoc committee to study the issue.
The Consultative Committee on Common Services concluded that establishing aformal management advisory committee regarding security and safety questions would merely add a bureaucratic layer without concrete advantages.
Like its predecessors,the draft resolution would merely gather dust on a shelf; such useless rituals did nothing to advance the interests of the Palestinians.
Lastly, no State should be allowed to profess partnership with the global coalition against terror while continuing to aid, abet and sponsor terrorism:condoning such double standards would merely mean increasing terrorism.
The proposed informal consultations would merely reopen the debate on a number of contentious issues, which could even jeopardize the outcome of the draft convention itself.
Mr. Bruni asked whether the High Commissioner's report was likely to contain specific recommendations or whether it would merely summarize the main positions adopted during the various consultation meetings.
If everyone could precisely recall his previous existence he would merely stand aside and remain a calm onlooker in his new life on earth, in the consciousness that by so doing he was making progress or redeeming something, which also contains only progress.
As has been evident in the debate on Security Council reform over the last two days, without a meaningful reform of the Council that encompasses enlargement in both categories of membership and a profound revision of the Council's methods of work,any sort of mechanism to bridge the existing structural gaps between the main organs would merely be a halfway measure.
Until a solution was found to the cash-flow imbalance,any additional reserve funds would merely add to the burden of those Member States which honoured their obligations.
The Council, it was observed, would merely refer a general matter or situation to the court, as opposed to bringing a case against a specific individual- which would preserve the independence and autonomy of the court in the exercise of its investigative, prosecutorial and judicial functions.
After the Civil War, General Robert E. Lee turned down several financially tantalizing offers of employment that would merely have traded on his name, and instead accepted the post of college president for three reasons.
At the lowest level, the domestic certification authority would merely guarantee the identity of the foreign certification authority, based on a verification of its public-key and digital signature.
Referring to article 4 of the Convention, he said that the Government, while agreeing that the views held by extremist or racist organizations were obnoxious and unacceptable and noting the Committee's opinion that all organizations of a racist nature should be banned,had concluded that to ban such organizations outright would merely serve to heighten their political and media profile and contribute to increased membership.
It was also noted that the total prohibition of trials in absentia would merely ensure the impunity of a criminal who might take refuge in a State not party to the statute of the court.
During the debate on the topic, some members had pointed out that consideration of those issues in the Special Committee would merely duplicate the work of the Open-ended Working Group established by General Assembly resolution 48/26.
The Chairperson said that,if the second sentence was deleted, the paragraph would merely repeat the language of article 14, paragraph 4, without clarifying it and in that case should perhaps simply be inserted at the beginning of paragraph 43.