Examples of using Could render in English and their translations into Arabic
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A machine that could render any vehicle immobile in moments.
Exports take place through different combinations of modes of supply,and limitations on one of them could render the efforts of developing countries ' exporters ineffective.
Such a procedure could render the actual trial under Part 6 largely superfluous.
Even as we did so, we were aware how great the potential was for a relapse to the pitfalls of past years andfor the re-emergence of complacencies that could render our new hopes and expectations vain and futile.
So do you think that you could render an impartial verdict in accordance with the law?
The concern was expressed that paragraph(2), by allowing a party to initiate adversary proceedings" in its sole discretion",which constituted a purely subjective criterion, could render the rule enshrined in paragraph(1) ineffective.
Misrepresenting any facts could render you ineligible to enter the United States.
Provisions incompatible with the Constitution, notably the death penalty for certain crimes, would not remain in force.68 Nevertheless,the lack of familiarity of Cambodian judges with that old code could render its use in trials quite difficult.
A sedative, which in high enough doses, could render Jones completely unconscious.
They should also recommend to the respective secretariats that they should always communicate and share information on plans for new technology prior to its introduction in order toascertain whether additional use could render it more cost-effective.
The extensive nature of the Guide could render its use difficult for States.
North Korea under Kim Jong-un has invested heavily and worked hard to develop ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons. Its erstwhile partners- indeed the whole world- have been given no other choice but to tighten sanctions, increase vigilance, and, in thecase of the United States and its allies, develop high-tech defenses that could render North Korean offensive systems obsolete before they are even unveiled.
His inability to perceive the color red could render him immune to psychotropic effects.
In addition, new negative events in the region could render the Conference process more fragile and some may interpret the postponement of the Summit as a sign of a lack of commitment to the process.
There is also concern that the district councils expected to be elected in Maywill likely face similar constraints, which could render ineffectual the efforts to decentralize the functions of the central Government.
Moreover, I believe the United Nations could render immediate assistance to Sierra Leone by deploying a limited number of unarmed military observers to assist in tasks of pressing importance.
Broader engagement with various stakeholders could render the discussions more productive.
These options in themselves pose many problems that could render them ineffective. They could, for example, be effective only if the neighbouring States were very cooperative.
Mr. Hasmy(Malaysia) said it was important for the Committee to continue to work with non-governmental organizations,and wondered what form of support the Committee could render to proposals made in both the NGO Declaration and the Plan of Action.
Such policy coherence through the MFN clause could render useless the efforts of contracting parties to distinguish their BIT from other agreements.
Even though the threshold for proving hardship is high and will largely depend on the facts of each case, arguably,the impact of COVID-19 is an unforeseeable change in circumstances that could render performance of certain contracts excessively onerous, and thereby, justify their revision or termination.
Furthermore, it was indicated that the proposed amendment could render the draft provision redundant since draft article 62 already provided that obligations would pass with the transfer of the document.
Regarding the time interval between the 31 December 1995 deadline for submitting reports and the beginning of the fifty-second session of the Commission on Human Rights on 18 March 1996,it was noted by several participants that such a time gap could render their reports outdated since human rights problems were not limited by those artificial dates.
It is also possible that this drive system, if operable, could render the Red October undetectable to our Sosus warning nets in the Atlantic.
Note that, in spinal shock, which is commonly seen in the transection of the spinal cord(Spinal cord injury), areflexia can transiently occur below the level of the lesion and can, after some time, become hyperreflexic. Furthermore,cases of severe muscle atrophy or destruction could render the muscle too weak to show any reflex and should not be confused with a neuronal cause.
Enormous diversity of national circumstances and forest types could render untenable the mandating of a specific set of legal obligations on a global basis.
In conclusion, he said that the Unit took pains to prepare its reports on time, and emphasized that delays in the introduction of those reports andin the subsequent implementation of the recommendations they contained could render them a mere academic exercise due to changes in conditions, procedures, technologies and the requirements of the target audience.
However, some participants responded that such a practice could render the background material obsolete or redundant.
CESCR was concerned at the persistence of negative gender roles, which could render women more vulnerable to domestic and other forms of violence.
Developing country Member States that have established suchnational institutions in accordance with the Paris principles could render technical assistance to other developing countries desirous of setting up their own national institutions.