Examples of using This would represent in English and their translations into Russian
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This would represent a charge against the contingency fund.
According to the Secretary-General, this would represent a charge against the contingency fund.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund.
Nevertheless, had a decline of 50% occurred over the last 20 years, this would represent a catastrophic reduction in the population of white-chinned petrels.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund.
If the South Orkney North East SSMU and/or the South Orkney South East SSMU were to be closed to harvesting, this would represent a risk to the fishery.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund.
If the efficacy of CSCs is confirmed in larger phase II studies, this would represent a paradigm shift in the management of patients with cardiac dysfunction due to prior MI.
This would represent an additional extrabudgetary requirement of $569,100.
If a significant increase in conference-servicing entitlements for the Human Rights Council or the human rights treaty body system were to be approved, and such an increase could not be accommodated in the existing conference facilities andshould subsequently give rise to a mandated request to expand existing conference facilities, this would represent additional scope to the strategic heritage plan and require additional resources.
This would represent average profits of $5,600 per month for APCLS.
That this article was controversial appears from the reactions of France and the United Kingdom who insisted that the Convention should in no way require Governments to impose"reverse discrimination", by which they meant"discrimination in favour of women",since- save in certain carefully defined circumstances- this would represent a permanent departure from the objective of equal status and opportunities and would not be in the longterm interest of women themselves.
This would represent 51 per cent of the current ASHI liability of $292 million.
However, while this would represent an increase over estimated 1999 levels, project lending would remain no higher than 1998 levels.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund ibid., paras. 11 and 13.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund for the biennium 2014-2015.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund A/C.5/62/20, paras. 11 and 13.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund for the biennium 2008-2009.
This would represent true empowerment of women and ultimately society at large.
This would represent 35 per cent of the 40,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector in 1992.
This would represent a major step towards the consolidation of the law on international responsibility.
This would represent an increase of between 50 and 100 per cent in the normal workload.
This would represent a change in the selection bias and would alter the measurement of the wage gap.
This would represent an increase of approximately $52 million above the existing budget allocations.
This would represent costs for software, system integration, and the related staff for implementation.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund and, as such, would require appropriation for the biennium.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund and, as such, would require appropriation for the biennium.
This would represent a charge against the contingency fund and, as such, would require appropriation for the biennium.
This would represent a major and worthwhile undertaking that will put into practice the widespread notions concerning"capacity building.
This would represent an increase of more than 11 per cent over the 2002 level, and of almost 16 per cent, i.e., more than $100 million, over 2000, first year of the MYFF.