Examples of using Would mark in English and their translations into Arabic
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Realizing the internationally agreed development goals,particularly those related to poverty and hunger, would mark a great achievement for humankind.
Many hoped that this would mark the beggining of a new era of peace and stability.
In the peace process now underway, an area which is ofcritical importance and an imperative is that of independent justice, whose equitable administration would mark the end of impunity.
In 40 years ' time the world would mark the eightieth anniversary of the Treaty.
An agreement would mark one of the most important associations between tobacco and the thriving but volatile marijuana sector, which has attracted the interest of various large consumer companies that monitor the industry for disruptive threats and potential fast growing products.
He stated that the adoption of the new convention would mark a turning point in the fight against corruption.
This closure would mark the end of more than two centuries of British naval presence in the Territory.
The Fourth United NationsConference on the Least Developed Countries in 2011 would mark the end of the decade for implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action.
In politics, it would mark the start of a great “Third Way†that “transcends, yet includes†everything that went by and all that is to follow.
We are of the view that the early conclusion of such a treaty would mark another breakthrough in the field of nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.
It would mark a vital step towards the reduction of and the ultimate goal of eliminating nuclear weapons by constraining their development and qualitative improvement, and would therefore strengthen the international nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
With regard to the second proposal,it was noted that 2012 would have symbolic significance as it would mark the twentieth anniversary of the entry into force of the Basel Convention.
Those developments would mark a major advance in the promotion and protection of human rights in Ethiopia.
The commitments he outlines are designed to advance the realization of the Millennium Development Goals, which,if achieved by 2015, would mark a genuine turn of the tide in our common struggle against poverty and disease.
Approval of this regime would mark a significant change in the HIV treatment paradigm.".
According to the current works schedule, it is intended that the renovated C-building will be once againavailable to users during the second quarter of 2013, which would mark the completion of the asbestos removal project and all associated activities.
If this were to happen, it would mark the end of a bitter chapter in the relations between Cuba and the United States.
Mr. Naeemi(Afghanistan), speaking in his capacity as facilitator of the informal consultations,said that the draft resolution would mark a critical step towards achieving one of the most critical Millennium Development Goals, improving the lives of millions.
The adoption of the report would mark an important step towards the establishment of an integrated peacebuilding strategy and would send an important message that the Commission was steadily moving forward.
Mr. Bitton(Israel) said that 2015 would mark the tenth anniversary of the Holocaust and the United Nations Outreach Programme.
On 25 July 2002, Puerto Rico would mark the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Associated Free State, by means of which the United States had sought unsuccessfully to disguise the colonial status of Puerto Rico.
In conclusion, the establishment of an international criminal court would mark an historic step forward for the international community and the Russian Federation was willing to contribute to that effort.
Twenty-six April 1996 would mark the tenth anniversary of the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station which had brought the world to the brink of a global environmental disaster.
In its resolution 18/3,the Human Rights Council noted that 2012 would mark the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities.
The ninth of December 2004 would mark the first anniversary of the High-level Political Conference for the Signing of the Convention, held in Mérida, and would also be the first International Anti-Corruption Day.
Implementing the 1997 Kyoto Protocol would mark a significant advance by binding the industrialized countries to verifiable emission limitation and reduction targets averaging 5 per cent below 1990 levels, to be achieved over the period 2008-2012.
The Executive Director notes that such an outcome would mark a departure from the basic provisions of the GEF Instrument, which state that GEF shall operate on the basis of collaboration and partnership among the Implementing Agencies.