Примеры использования Would not ensure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development aid alone would not ensure long-term sustainable development.
The April events were followed by talks that parliamentary government would not ensure stability.
It would not ensure, however, that nuclear-weapon States would commit themselves to such guarantees.
She pointed out that merely addressing formal discrimination would not ensure substantive equality as envisaged by international law.
Although 30% is not the same as 50% and would not ensure equality in the actual sense, given the history of inequality between men and women in Kenya, the Presidential executive directive was a welcome departure from the tradition of inequality.
They noted that while the customary system contributes to ensuring peace between clans, it would not ensure proper redress for victims.
Trade liberalization alone would not ensure development for all, because special circumstances had to be addressed fairly.
It is clear that such a solution would be neither viable nor functional and would not ensure the continuing unity of the State and the country.
We think that such suggestions would not ensure simplicity and clearness of conclusion of hypothec transactions, it would also make it more difficult to register them electronically.
In answering these questions, the Administrative Tribunal could conclude that a revised post adjustment index would not ensure parity of purchasing power.
Consequently, the proposed reform would not ensure an end to impunity for police violence against civilians.
It was considered that a general clause would give rise to different interpretations in different countries and would not ensure uniformity. See CMI, Lisboa II, 1985, pp 126-128.
In the view of the Panel,fencing alone would not ensure timely restoration of areas experiencing serious sand mobilization.
Western Côte d'Ivoire had experienced some of the country's worst atrocities over the last decade andcould prove host to more atrocities if the Government would not ensure the fair resolution of land disputes.
Iwata was acutely aware that his position as president would not ensure compliance from his employees and sought to communicate with them on a personal level.
The view was widely shared that theelaboration of those essential elements and principles, if left to the court to deal with on a case-by-case basis, would not ensure predictability or equality before and in the law.
Even if the targets of Goal 3 were reached, this would not ensure that progress on gender equality or the empowerment of women would be advanced.
We note that although the author absconded, thereby failing to pursue an appeal to the Supreme Court, he had been advised by two well-informed sources that his life was in danger andwas of the belief that the State party's authorities would not ensure his security of person.
The representative of Belgium stressed that development aid alone would not ensure economic growth and human development in the least developed countries.
Lastly, he stressed that the development agenda beyond 2015 should address the root causes of inequality and build people's capacity to lift themselves out of poverty,since social protection alone would not ensure national integration and cohesion.
Those procedures were often cumbersome andtime-consuming and their use would not ensure that foreign creditors received timely notice concerning insolvency proceedings in the enacting State.
The Court also accepted the argument of OTP that,due to the increased personal safety risks, retrofitting would not ensure that the authors could use the ATMs on their own.
On the other hand, a concern was expressed that this two-track approach would not ensure the adoption of the second binding instrument unless there was a clear linkage between the two instruments, and that it would cause still further delays.
They stated that standards or criteria aimed primarily at qualifying a vessel for documentation would not ensure subsequent enforcement by the flag State of relevant international standards.
Furthermore, such a voting arrangement could be considered unfair as it would not ensure a clear and representative majority in the decision-making processes of the Agreement, considering the current number of Contracting Parties, as well as the average number of Contracting Parties present at relevant meetings, as can be extrapolated on the basis of participation at SC.1 sessions and ad hoc AETR meetings.
Nevertheless, it is important to bear in mind that access to GEF funding through the Stockholm financial mechanism would not ensure that funding for implementation activities under the protocol would be adequate.
However, access to the GEF through the Stockholm financial mechanism would not ensure that new or additional funding for implementation activities under the mercury protocol would be adequate or even available.
Referring again to the language of the General Assembly resolution,evidence suggests that a unified post adjustment index would not ensure equality of treatment with staff in other headquarters duty stations.
Exemptions are granted most frequently where there are special circumstances suggesting that competition would not ensure an efficient outcome in the relevant product market(i.e. market failure), or where socio-economic or political considerations other than economic efficiency have been taken into account, such as unemployment, or industrial or agricultural policy.
Second, and of fundamental importance,is the fact that access to the GEF through the Stockholm financial mechanism would not ensure that new or additional funding for implementation activities under the mercury protocol would be adequate or even available.