Примеры использования Would postpone на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I was afraid they would postpone again.
Well, would postpone the revolution February at least for 2-3 weeks!
I gave Mike my word we would postpone the sale.
That request would postpone only the construction of new conference rooms, not the move to the Palais Wilson.
Tsitsianov responded that no reason would postpone her departure.
Having responded to the majority's interpretation, I would postpone analysis of the more difficult question of the permissibility of the reservation until a communication is presented that genuinely requires it.
The weakness of the labor market supported the hope that the Fed would postpone tapering the QE3.
The Committee could request a Government to submit a revised report, and would postpone its consideration of an initial report if the Government concerned expressed a wish to submit such a revised report.
In a letterdated 16 April 2010, the Minister of Industry of Indonesia informed the Director-General that Indonesia would postpone the intention to host the fourteenth session.
If submitted later than a week before thestart of the session, the Meeting would postpone a decision on the proposals until the next year's session, unless the Meeting agreed that it was important to consider the proposals immediately.
Iii The third and final meeting of the Preparatory Committee would be held in Brazil in 2012 for three days immediately preceding the Conference to discuss the outcome of the Conference; in that regard,the Commission would postpone its multi-year programme of work for one year;
Further to that resolution, the General Assembly decided that the Commission on Sustainable Development would postpone consideration of the thematic cluster of issues that includes forests by one year, from 2012-2013 to 2013-2014.
It was explained that a most progressive version of NST, available at CCST/ level, would better respect the spirit of CPA2008/CPC but would imply more radical changes,necessary to be discussed in detail, which would postpone its implementation again.
Later that year, on 30 November, it was announced that the São Paulo race would postponed until 2019, with a race elsewhere to replace it in the schedule.
This factor, called"persistence of position", would postpone the"exit" of a LIFDC from the list, despite the country not meeting the LIFDC income criterion or the food-deficit criterion, until the change in its status is verified for three consecutive years.
Stabilizing global CO2 emissions at their current levels would postpone CO2 doubling to 2100.
Project and change management($5,387,700):the ERP project team would postpone the recruitment of its full staffing complement until July 2009 until the initiation of the design phase after the completion of high-level business re-engineering activities in the first quarter of 2009.
I think we agreed to try to meet weekly,knowing one of us would postpone and we would both save face.
If the alien raised this issue at an earlierstage in the process, the INS would postpone making an article 3 determination until after the alien had exhausted all other avenues for seeking relief from removal and had been finally ordered removed to a place where there is reason to believe he may be tortured.
ZE: A's comeback album was set to release on June 21, 2012, but in May, ZE: A's agency,Star Empire Entertainment, announced that the group would postpone their comeback because of an injury to member Jun Young's right ankle.
In accordance with the recommendation of theGroup of Governmental Experts, draft resolution A/C.1/58/L.1/Rev.1 would postpone the question of the nature of the instrument on tracing and marking which will be negotiated in 2004.
In addition, the envisaged conference workload for the Commission on Sustainable Development in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2012-2013 was 40 meetings per year, and in paragraph 25(c)of resolution 64/236, the General Assembly had decided that the Commission would postpone its multi-year programme of work for one year in 2012.
The situation in Brcko remained calm in the aftermath of the 15 March announcement that the Arbitration Commission would postpone its final decision on the jurisdiction of the town until the end of 1998 or early 1999.
The Committee received a request from Romania under article 24, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, requesting an additional two-year extension of the postponement of the establishment ofits national preventive mechanism(NPM), further to its declaration upon ratification that it would postpone the establishment of an NPM for three years, in accordance with article 24, paragraph 1, of the Optional Protocol.
With respect to the recommendation that each treaty body should appoint a focal point to liaise with specialized agencies and other bodies of the United Nations system,the Committee would postpone that appointment until it had obtained more information about the duties of the focal point.
However, it highlighted that the drafts did not respect the Principles relating to the status of national institutions(Paris principles) andthat the proliferation of initiatives for sectoral human rights mechanisms would postpone or even put aside the establishment of an independent national human rights institution.
UNAMA facilitated discussions involving relevant ministries, the Independent Election Commission and potential donors on appropriate funding modalities.On 18 April, the Ministry of the Interior announced that it would postpone the issuance of cards until the Law on Registration and Population Records had been passed.
Romania ratified the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment on 18 December 1990 and the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment orPunishment on 2 July 2009, with a declaration that it would postpone the establishment of a national preventive mechanism for three years, in accordance with article 24, paragraph 1, of the Optional Protocol.
He acknowledged that the work was never expected to be easy andinformed GRPE that recent decisions in the European Community would likely postpone possible implementation of the WMTC project result.