Examples of using It will draw in English and their translations into Russian
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It will draw them in.
Don't you think it will draw attention?
So it will draw more water?
Accordingly, the Mission has made victims its first priority and it will draw attention to their plight in the context of the events under investigation.
It will draw some attention.
But in any case, it will draw attention to the problem.
It will draw them here, Like a beacon.
The AWG reaffirmed that the completion of its work programme will be advanced primarily through the work of Parties, and that it will draw upon relevant results achieved and work under way in other bodies and processes under the Convention and its Kyoto Protocol.
It will draw the stinger out at her left clavicle.
An initiative of the World Resources Institute, the World Bank, the United Nations Development Programme andthe United Nations Environment Programme among others, it will draw on and collate existing sources of data and promote new research to fill the missing knowledge gaps.
I am sure, it will draw the correct conclusions from this defeat.
It will draw on those other capacities and not duplicate them.
WFP is fully committed to implementing the Transformative Agenda; it will draw on its extensive capacity and experience on the ground and its leadership of the logistics and emergency telecommunications clusters and its co-leadership of the food security cluster.
It will draw attention to the resources required to implement this procedure.
It will draw on the conceptual framework and relevant Platform procedures.
It will draw further on the information provided by States in its December report.
It will draw on its experience with successful models in many developing countries.
It will draw on worldwide good practice in promoting equality and social cohesion.
Soon, it will draw every crackpot and revolutionary into Jerusalem with the sole aim of challenging us all.
It will draw special attention to the Sixth Ministerial Conference"Environment for Europe" held in Belgrade from 10 to 12 October 2007.
It will draw on the relevant chapters of the UNECE Environmental Performance Reviews and the documentation and outcomes of THE PEP workshops.
It will draw on the support of civil society networks with informal, but trusted, channels to maximize outreach.
It will draw on information from scientific, indigenous and local knowledge systems to increase awareness and identify areas of concern.
It will draw attention to the plight of Palestinian women and children, the most vulnerable segment of Palestinian society, who are suffering as a result of the occupation.
It will draw on a wide range of experience and expertise, and outlines harmonization practices focusing in particular on the harmonization of the list of questions by economic activity.
It will draw on the material developed for this training, as well as on experiences garnered from participating in the training, design and formulation of the second part of the Manual.
It will draw on some ECOMIL personnel but it will need augmentation, possibly drawing temporarily on key staff from other United Nations missions and other sources.
It will draw attention to the plight of Palestinian women and children, the most vulnerable segment of Palestinian society, who are suffering as a result of the occupation and the conflict in the Gaza Strip.
It will draw upon the latest global indicator information from the Convention and related scenarios and modelling work to provide a picture of recent trends and likely trajectories.
It will draw on the"agenda for change" articulated by the President at the Bumbuna presidential retreat in early January, which brought together ministers, deputy ministers and other senior officials.

