Примеры использования Would shift на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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When you made a winning combination,the reels would shift to the right.
If approved, this would shift the date for the elections to the second Tuesday of November 2011.
The volume of process work would increase manyfold and balance would shift.
The change-management focus would shift to benefit realization.
That in turn would shift the burden of proof that a unilateral obligation existed on to the author State.
By the end of the month, the decision was made that the capital would shift to the Waitematā.
And some were promoting exports which would shift the burden of boosting demand to countries hit by the crisis.
Some suggested that the use of the broader term"learning" in the document would make it more open to society and would shift the focus from the educators to the learners.
This strategy would shift the automotive sector from the use of fossil energy to the use of hydrogen and electric energy.
In April 2015,it was reported that the setting for the second season would shift from Mapleton, New York to a small town in Texas.
Such a procedure would shift the financial institution's or DNFBP's obligation to their customer, which is not an acceptable practice.
In June 1996,the Fund was informed that the United Nations would shift all mainframe processing to ICC in Geneva by the end of 1996.
At its sixteenth session, the Executive Body agreed that once the present negotiation phase was completed, probably in late 1999,the Executive Body's priorities would shift to the.
The onus of proof in this case would shift to the offender, who must satisfy the court that the assumption is incorrect.
The role of financial adviser in the missions previously held by the chief finance officers would shift to the chief budget officers retained in the missions.
More than 6 per cent of quota shares would shift from overrepresented to underrepresented members that were dynamic emerging market and developing countries.
Responsibility for recommending selection andreassignment of staff would shift from hiring managers to job network boards.
If those tipping points were reached,systems would shift in major and often irreversible fashion- threats included massive dieback in the Amazon basin and the collapse of coral reefs.
That solution would enable the Secretariat to enforce stricter cost management across the United Nations,as the responsibility to manage costs would shift to individual departments.
It was also said that an increase in the carrier's liability would shift to their insurers part of the risks for which cargo owners currently purchased cargo insurance.
In Shakhrai's view, to form such a government itwould be enough to change the seventh and ninth clauses of the constitutional law on the government,"and we would shift to a system where the government is accountable to the parliament.".
Consequently, the focus would shift to the other issues raised by the General Assembly in its resolution 58/4, namely jurisdiction, the question of privileges and immunities and the role of international organizations.
Nonetheless, there would still be a risk that activities requiring higher capital would shift from the regulated banking system to shadow banking practices.
The AWG-LCA determined that it would shift into full negotiating mode in 2009 and organize its work accordingly, advancing negotiation on all elements of the Bali Action Plan in a comprehensive and balanced way.
The Government noted that,with the establishment of the new monitoring tool, its focus would shift from programme design and planning to implementation and delivery.
In particular, at its third session the AWG-LCA determined that it would shift into full negotiating mode in 2009 and called upon all Parties to put forward further proposals regarding the content and form of the agreed outcome as early as possible, so that Parties might review and assess the scope and the progress of the negotiations at the sixth session of the AWG-LCA in June 2009.
Stage One was the work done by her predecessor, Stage Two involved in-depth examination of the relevant issues, principles,standards and norms that would shift the focus from the principle of international solidarity to the right to international solidarity.
Rapid trade andfinancial liberalization undertaken with the expectation that this would shift resources into more competitive sectors and help raise productivity growth has often led to premature deindustrialization, growing unemployment and rising wage inequality.
The main areas in which costs had changed were start-up operational costs; strengthening of the ERP project team with an additional 36 positions; greater involvement of subject matter experts and temporary assistance to fill their positions while they wereassigned to the project; and change management and training, which would shift from a train-the-trainer approach to instructor-led training.
The focus of emerging twenty-first century regional trade agreements would shift towards regulatory harmonization to reduce divergence in national standards affecting trade.