Примеры использования Would opt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Vladimir Guritenco would opt for.
At first, they would opt for a highly customized ERP.
My parents were dead sure I would opt for law.
If it was my child, I would opt for a transplant with a partial match.
Mr. MARIÑO MENÉNDEZ agreed with the CHAIRPERSON that the majority of states parties would opt for the new procedure.
I was hoping you would opt for the massage.
Refugees would opt for voluntary repatriation if their physical integrity and social reintegration were guaranteed.
I think that my delegation would opt for your first proposal.
Most people would opt for peace and justice and would prefer to look ahead to the future in a positive way.
And you didn't tell me because I would opted to not cut the man's throat?
Other insurers, however,would be willing to provide insurance irrespective of the size of the Mission and/or without concern with regard to the number of Missions that would opt for a given plan.
Valerii Klimenco would opt for reducing unemployment.
If these two crucial issues were resolved,a large number of women from this category would opt in favour of return.
And how else would opt for a nice side dish mixed salad and/ or peas and carrots.
Many of the people in IDP camps, when asked,stated that they would opt to return to their homes, if they were able to do so.
If it is assumed that no staff members would opt out, the percentage payroll deduction that would have to be levied against net base salary in order to generate $895,000 per year would be 0.029 per cent.
With the adoption of a general amnesty on 15 December 1994,it was hoped that more refugees would opt for voluntary repatriation in 1995.
I'm not sure why they would opt to go the longer way when they could take Garden Avenue.
The magnitude of the impact would be in direct proportion to the actual number of staff who would opt to retire at age 62 instead of 60.
It is also more likely that staff members would opt for the LS option when it is"more attractive in financial terms rather than receiving a reimbursement of actual costs.
With regard to the threshold for triggering the regime on allocation of loss caused, her Government hoped that the Commission would opt for a low threshold, or at any rate one below the perceptible level.
Officials of the Frente Polisario replied that they would opt for the continuation of the impasse, realizing full well that this could only lead to renewed armed struggle.
In addition, children born to a Batswana parent and a foreign parent had dual citizenship until the age of majority,at which time it was understood they would opt for one or the other of the two nationalities.
The Committee therefore hoped that the authorities would opt for the logical solution of abolishing the death penalty altogether.
To that end, public diplomacy to alert the people of the world to the dangers of nuclear proliferation and the benefits of nucleardisarmament should be strengthened, so that more States would opt for and remain on the path of disarmament and non-proliferation.
The fact that some States parties would opt to continue with the existing system would lead to the development of parallel mechanisms, exposing the system to serious risks.
In fact, in elections held every four years since 1952, candidates favouring independence had gained less than 5 per cent of the vote and never elected a single representative; andobviously if Puerto Ricans decided to change their current status they would opt for statehood.
She doubted whether many of them would opt instead to submit a full report.
If pressed to choose, however, he would opt for the addition of a second paragraph, although the further addition of a footnote indicating that the national legislature was free to alter the list would offer the perfect solution.
It was particularly disturbing that article 195(a) of the Criminal Procedure Act permitted the courts to issue a no-contact order in lieu of a prison sentence; thus, the same offence carriedtwo possible penalties and she feared that judges would opt for the lighter one.