Examples of using Would delay in English and their translations into Arabic
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I knew it would delay their attack until he arose.
You call in a bomb threat, that would delay the picture.
The first option would delay the determination of related controls until 2011, pending the outcome of study.
To do an analysis and redesign would delay the Program for months.
The first option would delay the determination of related controls until 2011, pending the outcome of study.
He was not in favour of automatic jurisdiction, which would delay the entry into force of the Statute.
He feared that such a procedure would delay not only the work of the Fifth Committee but of the General Assembly as a whole.
Mr. AMOR said it was not alwaysnecessary for a document to be edited if editing would delay the distribution of the document.
How many people in those conditions would delay the choice, say, I will wait another week for another half a box of chocolate?
The only recommendation to the choice of curtains-pay attention to the material foiled coating which would delay the heat from the sun.
Last month, Monsanto announced that it would delay plans to commercialize biotech wheat.
If, however, the Committee were to await theconsolidated statement of programme budget implications, it would delay the work of the General Assembly.
Adding another layer of appeal would delay an already overly long procedure without providing obvious benefits to employees.
He therefore hoped that the debate from those sessions would not be reopened,as such a procedure would delay the work of the current session.
We believe that a resumption of United States testing would delay- and might well completely undermine- the attainment of this critical objective.
We hope that the group ' s sufficiently clear andspecific mandate will preclude the endless discussions that would delay the drawing up of realistic solutions.
Unfortunately, lack of action in those areas would delay the total elimination of nuclear weapons, the primary objective of the Treaty.
He was disappointed tolearn that the increase in the number of peacekeeping missions would delay the report until the Assembly ' s sixtieth session.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee would delay a decision on the matter until the following week to allow more time for legal deliberations.
Reducing ICT investment in 2010-2011 would lead to higher costs at a later stage and would delay realization of the projects ' benefits.
On condition of absence of any force-majeure that would delay the clearance activities, completion of clearance of mines along the Syrian border is expected at the end of 2019.
However, other countries not benefiting from preferences are opposed to trade solutions,as such measures would delay realizing their most-favoured-nation market access gains.
The study claims that adherence to the polymeal diet would delay the average onset of heart attack by nine years among men and by eight years among women.
Furthermore, attempts to negotiate a verification regime would delay the conclusion of that important treaty.
He also had reservations about article xx, since many delegations would delay signing the Statute until the process of adoption of the elements had been completed.
Independence Day weekend, the Obama administration announced that it would delay the employer-mandate portion of the new health-care law for another year.
It was therefore regrettable that theCommittee had adopted a draft decision that would delay the recruitment of staff for the Department, thereby hampering its operations.
ITC has no plans to change the system as recommended since this would delay payment to suppliers and would add to the administrative cost of processing such payments.
The United Statesbelieves that fruitlessly negotiating verification procedures would delay unnecessarily the creation of a ban on the production of fissile material for nuclear explosive devices.