Examples of using Would yield in English and their translations into Arabic
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Would yield a higher rate of return.
I never would have dreamed this land would yield us so much.
That path would yield significant benefits for the Iranian people, including peaceful nuclear energy.
He was confident that the approach adopted would yield positive results.
The Caribbean Community hoped that consultations would yield consensus on a streamlined companion text that should be circulated for the consideration of the General Assembly.
His delegation hoped that the Climate Change Conference would yield real solutions.
I am thinking rather of encouraging commercial investment that would yield profits, but that would also provide goods and services that could help address social problems.
Her delegation hoped that the upcoming major international conferences would yield concrete results.
Such a plan of social achievement would yield a cultural society of the highest order.
It was hoped that the discussions during the Commission ' s sixty-fifth session would yield concrete suggestions.
If this applies also to Africa, it would yield significant flows to the region in 2004.
A levy on these transactions of only 0.01 per cent,if it could be collected, would yield over $30 billion.
The key question is what aspects of the DWP would yield maximum development advantages and for which countries.
A system-wide offshoring approach,including the establishment of inter-agency shared service centres, would yield greater savings.
It was to be hoped that the deliberations in the Fifth Committee would yield guidelines for the work of the Fourth Committee in that area.
It expected that Mr. Robert E. Turner would be able to meethis $1 billion commitment and that other partnerships would yield another $1 billion.
The argument has been made that the proposals on the table would yield gains three times greater than those achieved in the Uruguay Round.
Some authors conclude that these studies raise important doubts about thepreviously held view that trade liberalization would yield benefits in the long run.
His delegation hoped that collaboration between UNIDO and UNDP would yield successful results and strengthen the position of UNIDO within the United Nations system.
It was noted that even a very low currency transaction tax(one half of1 per cent of one basis point) would yield billions of dollars annually.
It hoped that the ongoing consultations would yield acceptable solutions that would take into consideration the views stated and comments made by the members of the Non-Aligned Movement.
The World Bank estimates that areduction in remittance costs of 5 per cent would yield approximately $15 billion in savings.
A standard royalty of 2 per cent would yield $100 million per year.
The change,which would allow for sequential rather than parallel processing, would yield cost efficiencies and improved quality.
It has beenestimated that each increase of 1,000 beds in capacity would yield an annual aggregate income of some $30 million to the Turkish Cypriot community.
A clear and flexible talent management system andstaff-management consultation mechanisms would yield productivity gains and curb the number of legal disputes.
The European Unionwould seek assurances from the Secretariat that the strategy would yield real savings and improve the effectiveness of field support activities.
His delegation supported the efforts to strengthen information and communications technology(ICT), which would yield greater efficiency and effectiveness and strengthen accountability.
They expressed their hope that the ongoing dialogue between E3+3 andthe Islamic Republic of Iran would yield a long-term and sustainable solution to the Iranian nuclear issue.