Examples of using Would accommodate in English and their translations into Russian
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The crèches would accommodate a total of 80,000 children between the ages of six months and three years.
There are 32 double rooms available with extra bed andone large suite which would accommodate 5 persons.
The two school buildings in central Lebanon would accommodate secondary school pupils and female students from preparatory schools.
The General Assembly, at its twenty-ninth session, endorsed plans for the construction in 1975 of a building in Santiago, which would accommodate, inter alia, CLADES.
It would replace the Tower Street institution and would accommodate 1,200 inmates and 700 remandees separately.
In May, the Israeli authorities announced plans to build three new settlements in East Jerusalem, with 20,000 housing units that would accommodate 90,000 new settlers.
Porush said that the new settlement would accommodate a thousand families and will be expanded later into a full-fledged town. The Jerusalem Times, 9 May.
It was suggested that a pluralistic legal approach to the protection of TK, which would accommodate the interests of LICs, should be promoted.
That approach would accommodate the interests and positions of all Member States and groups, and it would result in a strengthened and more effective United Nations.
In April 1999,further space was earmarked for the Fund that would accommodate offices for some 10 to 12 staff members.
Thirdly, it would accommodate the positions of all Member States and regional and other groupings, including in particular Africa, Eastern Europe and the OIC/Arab States.
It had been hoped that the pilot project would be a prelude to the first phase of a resettlement programme that would accommodate 100,000 refugees beginning in December 1995.
Under that project, a new three-storey building would accommodate a 20-bed paediatric section as well as X-ray and physiotherapy units, laundry and storage rooms, and a nursing dormitory.
As a result, the office space at Geneva available to the Fund has increased from 153 square metres to 382.3 square metres, which would accommodate a computer room and a conference room in addition to more office space.
That proposal was supported on the ground that it would accommodate the above-mentioned practice in the financing of export transactions by validating clauses under which debtors would agree not to raise defences arising from the possible invalidity of the original contract.
The area of 2,613 square metres that would be provided at a privileged rental rate would accommodate some of the offices that require additional space.
With regard to article 18, paragraph 4, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the Human Rights Committee has noted that"public education that includes instruction in a particular religion orbelief is inconsistent with article 18.4 unless provision is made for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians.
However, IPU hoped that the proposed high-level forum would accommodate their perspective and better integrate economic, social and environmental policies.
The second question to be examined thus is whether the partial exemption arrangements andother avenues provide"for nondiscriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents or guardians.
This instrument was prepared in close consultation with the European Commission and would accommodate the settlement in line with the principles on which the European Union is founded.
The point was made that variants of this method were used, and it was noted that these variants could be set out in the Guide, butthe article would focus on the essential characteristics of this method that would accommodate all these variants.
The program created by the CRGE consisted in expanding one industrial nave that would accommodate three new low pressure boilers and purchasing one new generating set.
The Committee notes that public education that includes instruction in a particular religion or belief is inconsistent with article 18(4)unless provision is made for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians.
The United States delegation reiterated its hope that in future years the sponsors of the text would accommodate its concerns, so that it could support a resolution on that important subject.
As was specifically stated in the Committee's General Comment No. 22[48],"public education that includes instruction in a particular religion or belief is inconsistent with article 18(4)unless provision is made for nondiscriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents and guardians" para. 6.
Investigation indicated that the use of a through consignment note would necessitate amendments to CIM and SMGS, anddoubts were raised as to whether a standard consignment note would accommodate the disparate interests of the individual States involved.
They would be deployed in various locations to control the quartering areas;each area would be a few square kilometres in size and would accommodate a large number of troops, often accompanied by their families.
Samoa being a predominantly Christian country, decriminalization of abortion would need careful consideration and an ample public discussion in order to achieve a sustainable andpractical amended legislation that would accommodate and reflect the sensitive nature of the issue.
With respect to the words following"… preserve the value of assets" an alternative was suggested along the lines of"in accordance with the objective of the insolvency proceedings" which would accommodate both liquidation and reorganization without specifying the types of actions included in(26)b.
Following his election, the incoming President thanked all those who were participating in the meeting, andassured them that he would do his utmost to ensure that the twenty-second session of the Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum would accommodate their views and interests, and that these would be reflected in the decisions of the meeting.