Examples of using Would adapt in English and their translations into Russian
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Oh, you would adapt, like we all do.
But if you had to do it, you would adapt.
This is where you would adapt the emotional or rational branding appeal.
You might be able to damage one of them maybe two, butby the time you moved onto the third, she would adapt.
Much like malaria or tuberculosis,racism would adapt to counteract or survive the medicines developed to stop it.
Belgium would be implementing the new European asylum package,which marked an important step towards a joint European approach to asylum, and would adapt its legislation as necessary.
The greatest challenge, however, was to draw a poverty map which would adapt national development goals to the needs of local communities.
The new strategy would adapt the existing right of self-defence contained in the UN charter by bringing cyberweapons under the definition of armed attacks.
On 6th October 1807,Davy was working away in the basement'where he would adapted the servants' quarters to make a lab.
Sacrifices were inevitable, but societies would adapt to a change in direction if they believed resources were being shared more fairly rather than simply being used to save the financial sector.
In the case of amendments arising from the draft amendments to ADR,the secretariat would adapt its terminology to the needs of ADN.
The project would adapt to the Brazilian environment the methodology developed for the UNDCP/ILO/WHO project entitled"Model programmes for the prevention of drug and alcohol abuse among workers and their families.
For that reason, together with the European Union,we firmly support efforts for reform that would adapt the United Nations to new conditions.
A small core staff attached to the Meetings Coverage Section would adapt-- condense to essential elements-- comprehensive press releases from English or French into the other official languages.
Several delegations asked how the lessons learned from Pakistan and the recommendations of the IASC real-time evaluation of the cluster approach would be incorporatedinto UNICEF work and how cluster responsibilities would adapt over time to the rapidly evolving context.
Training of course developers andtrainers from countries/regions that would adapt these courses to national contexts and conduct training courses at the national/regional level;
It was in that spirit that he discussed, in his seventh report, the amendment to the Swiss Constitution concerning the expulsion of foreign criminals, adopted by the people and cantons of Switzerland in November 2010.The report noted that, as was its practice, the Swiss Government would adapt the amendment through the adoption of implementing legislation.
The main costs would be to finance one to two workshop facilitators who would adapt the standard workshop concept to the relevant context and who would hold the workshops.
In addition, UNIDO sought human resources which would adapt to a new and demanding environment characterized by growth of information and knowledge, rapidly changing technology, and increasingly complex problems and emergencies.
She noted that everyone in the city was affected by the devastation caused by the hurricane andthat she was confident that the diplomatic community would adapt to those extraordinary circumstances, as the rest of the inhabitants of the City were doing.
It remained to be seen how the United Nations system would adapt its operational activities to the Secretary-General's proposal to make NEPAD the new policy framework for Africa's development(A/57/156, Summary), and how it would integrate NEPAD in its cooperation programmes.
Moreover, the Committee was concerned that it remained unclear how the Party concerned would"adapt the manner in which it evaluates NREAPs" in accordance with the recommendations of the Committee.
The representative of the European Commission confirmed that the Commission would adapt the text of the directive in accordance with the decisions taken by the Joint Meeting, and might also envisage repealing the directive depending on the development of the regulations concerning the transport of dangerous goods by inland waterway, particularly the status of the implementation of ADN in member States of the European Union.
The main costs would be to finance one to two workshop facilitators who would adapt the standard workshop concept to the relevant context and who would hold the workshops.
It is too early to say,whether the majority of Belarusian citizens would adapt to the new level of low expectations, or Belarusian regime is starting to face the real crisis of confidence, even loyalty of the majority.
In conclusion, he said that Singapore remained committed to fighting the drug problem and would adapt its strategies to evolving trends in drug trafficking and abuse. Continued international cooperation was also important.
The different data quality of two sample countries showed,that the grid would easily adapt to varying conditions.
In this case you would need to adapt an industrial branding strategy.
They would continue to adapt, strengthen and broaden their frameworks for cooperation.
Such procedures would let the Parties adapt to relevant circumstances.