Примеры использования Would point на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hallucinations would point to digitalis.
He would point to my cheek- where's my cheek?
The scant evidence available at present would point to a more mixed picture.
If you would point me in the right direction.
Did you notice anything unusual in his life recently, anything that would point to trouble of some sort?
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Either development would point to the need for intervention.
We would point to rules 66 and 70 of the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia as constructive starting-points for examining this issue.
With regard to reports of mass killings in these areas, thus far the patrols have not received information that would point to such killings having taken place.
I would point you to our work in the Iraqi marshlands of Mesopotamia.
We hope that the principles set forth in this statement would point the way towards the attainment of the noble goals which the United Nations was created to achieve.
I would point to Sunday night football, which features many black players and coaches.
There is only one way that Angelique could have known she would be murdered within 24 hours of her prophecy and that all the evidence would point at Mr Dunham.
She would point at the yellow and the triangle would sound, and she would point at the red and the drum would sound.
The board was marked with a diamond shaped grid with a letter at each grid intersection, andso arranged that when two needles were energised they would point to a specific letter.
The SAR antenna would point north but the spacecraft was capable of rotating 180o about its yaw axis in order to obtain full coverage of the Antarctic.
For example, a tire mold installed with 8 bolts may thermally deform as to induce an eighth harmonic,so the presence of a high RF8H would point to a mold bolting problem.
The assignment was to develop a logo that would point at an exclusivity and an exquisiteness of the designer's brand and that would speak of love of and special attitude to dogs.
It is possible that any consolidation in the sector was away from these countries and into others,often outside the region, which would point to the weakness of the region's electronics sector.
This would point to the importance of better planning in reassigning resident coordinators to avoid long gaps in filling posts.
He expressed the hope that the Frente POLISARIO representatives would point to specific problems about the draft Framework Agreement, presenting their own proposals if possible.
Alm37:44 For behold, it is as easy to give heed to the word of Christ, which will point to you a straight course to eternal bliss,as it was for our fathers to give heed to this compass, which would point unto the a straight course to the promised land.
She hoped that the current Meeting would point the way to the achievement of a negotiated outcome on the subject in 2006, on the basis of the carefully crafted recommendations of the Coordinator.
Determining the location of the virtual currency wallet is a subject of investigative andintelligence actions that would point at least to the jurisdiction in which relevant hardware is located.
The development of a new andeffective frame of discourse would point to the inability of the existing human rights frame to capture the specificity of adjacent frames of reference or universal approaches.
Many shortcomings werestill to be noted, but it was hoped that the findings of the High-level Panel on System-wide Coherence would point to better ways of achieving gender equality in the system.
It would point to United Nations resolution 1053(1996) in this regard and also the measures in the plan of action adopted by the Bujumbura Conference(12 to 17 February 1995) for the prevention of subversive activities in countries of asylum.
He had expressed hope that the Frente POLISARIO representatives would point to specific problems with the draft framework agreement, and present their own proposals, if possible.
In calling for candidatures, the Secretary-General would point to the range of competencies that are relevant to the substantial experience required of members of the Commission under the statute, thus assisting Member States in articulating the presentation of their candidates in relation to the requirements set out in the statute.
Draft guideline 1.3.1 would then apply only to conditional interpretative declarations,and the commentary to it would point to the inadvisability of distinguishing between simple interpretative declarations and reservations.
Against such a misinterpretation of the concept of neutrality,however, the Special Rapporteur would point to the positive significance of that concept, which lies in the State's obligation to be fair to the members of different religions or beliefs, on the basis of equality, and to refrain from any discriminatory treatment.