Examples of using Changes would in English and their translations into Russian
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Approved changes would be put on the WP.6 website.
Believe me. If I had known that the changes would happen like this.
The changes would continue upstream and downstream in the value chain.
The United States said that the changes would strengthen the institutions in Armenia.
Such changes would come primarily from publishers, but work was also being done to build awareness among teachers who selected textbooks.
Permitting a material change on the condition that such changes would be advertised or distributed in the same manner as the original solicitation.
The changes would reflect a realignment of functions between the Executive Office of the Department and the Administrative Office of the Department of Disarmament Affairs following the reform measures.
In that connection,she inquired as to the impact that such changes would have on the implementation of personnel policies, in particular the staff rules for staff under those series.
Some Parties have included adaptation measures in their national action plans and/or national environmental action plans as a first step towards implementation of adaptation, andothers have reported that some legislative changes would help facilitate incorporation of climate change adaptation in the future.
Any refinements or changes would have long-term implications for the United Nations system as a whole.
The late submission of the report was, however, regrettable;had it been submitted four years previously, fewer changes would have taken place and that would have eased the Committee's task.
In addition, the changes would address critical gaps, including the need for military specialists and the required mission start-up capability.
It is unsurprising that there has been little enthusiasm from the northern Member States for any changes to the Dublin system,given that any such changes would mean that they would have to share some of the burden currently carried by border States.
Such unauthorized changes would be untested, undocumented and could affect the viability of current disaster recovery procedures.
The Commission pointed out several advantages of viewing service in a nonfamily duty station as an element of hardship compared with the introduction of a separate allowance, including the fact that the use of the hardship allowance would place the issue of compensation for service in non-family duty stations within the purview of the Commission,thereby ensuring that any future changes would remain harmonized ibid., para. 237.
Quesada realized that these changes would have far-reaching consequences for both historical and forthcoming storylines, so he made the decision to change Straczynski's story.
However, the Working Group on Effects also strongly expressed concern that the implementation of the proposed European Parliament and Council regulation concerning monitoring of forests andenvironment interactions in the Community with its suggested changes would have detrimental consequences for ongoing long-term monitoring activities, further development of databases, activities of well-established and internationally recognized coordinating centres, and, in particular, for the active participation of all Parties to the Convention in the generation of data and their qualified assessment.
Finding ways to promote those changes would require the formulation of alternative scenarios of environmental change and strategies for sustainable development.
If more people cared,they contend, the changes would see more debate, because people would be worried about the implications, Bitcoin Core contributor Kalle Alm argued on social media.
If that were to happen, the change would only be cosmetic.
Such a change would also create a larger deterrent effect.
It believed that such a change would increase its productivity.
Then the change would not be to leave?
Change would come about only when the provisions for special and differential treatment in existing WTO agreements were improved, in line with the 2001 Doha Declaration.
This change would facilitate greater synergy between its military and civilian components, in particular the need to optimize the capacity of the Force's civilian component.
It could be expected that this change would facilitate the process of aligning expected accomplishments between the medium-term plan and the programme budget.
The change would mean that there were no programme budget implications for the current biennium.
This change would ensure the availability of documents well before their consideration and would provide for greater efficiencies and enhanced quality of documentation.
The change would apply only to participants who elected part-time employment as of 1 April 2009.
As such a change would facilitate the deployment of staff where they are needed, the Advisory Committee recommends approval of the Secretary-General's proposal.