Examples of using Would adjust in English and their translations into Russian
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Henry would adjust… To anything.
But she promised me she would adjust.
ViewBoard would adjust panel backlight automatically.
As a result of the revised employment policy, Australia would adjust its reservation to the Convention.
He would adjust it for me like this and he would say,"Make a wish.
Son, I would be grateful if you would adjust your attitude a little.
The first option would adjust the current troop deployment so as to increase troop concentrations in identified high-risk areas.
WFP would identify the nutrient deficiencies of women and adolescents and,where necessary, would adjust its food aid accordingly.
She would adjust the mainsails and ropes with magical ease then briefly change direction with bursts of wind to challenge Jace to adjust the course.
It was also agreed that,during the resumed fortieth session, the Commission would adjust dates of future meetings, as appropriate.
The Executive Board would adjust its planning and budgetary cycle to enable the alignment of the planning cycle with the comprehensive policy review;
Of course the Fund would be monitoring the programme very closely and would adjust it as necessary if conditions deteriorated.
The Committee would adjust its programme of work as necessary in response to developments and would continue to improve its working methods.
The Committee expressed its concern about how the Government would adjust its policies to reflect economic reality during the recession.
If we were to look at this in person, we would be able to discern detail both inside and outside the doorway,because our eyes would adjust to changing brightness.
The designated official, in consultation with the host Government, would adjust the model supplementary agreement to address country-specific needs.
First, UNMEE would adjust its own deployment within the area(s) to be transferred in order to provide better monitoring and help to enhance confidence.
Mr. Tootoonchian(Islamic Republic of Iran)wished the Bureau success in its work and trusted that it would adjust the Committee's programme of work if necessary.
The Chairman informed the Committee that the Bureau would adjust the proposed programme of work for the remaining part of the session taking into account the observations made.
Two paragraphs introduced at a late stage remained as(c) bis and(h)bis in that document, but the Secretariat would adjust the letters in the final version of the text.
The remaining two infantry battalions would adjust their respective areas of responsibility in order to support and secure the military observers remaining in the current Sector East.
The Committee approved the proposed programme of work for the first week on the understanding that the Bureau would adjust the programme of work, taking into account the observations made.
The proposed scale would adjust automatically to altered economic situations and would continue to take into account the needs of Member States with low per capita income.
That would mean that the scale would be automatically adjusted each year andthat the contributions of Member States would adjust constantly, but only by very small amounts.
The Commission noted that the European Union would adjust the salaries for its international staff in the 10 countries joining the European Union in the same way as the rest of the member countries of the Union using correction coefficients.
The Chairman said that he took it that the Committee wished to adopt the programme of work for the coming week, taking into account the concerns expressed by the representative of Australia andon the understanding that the Bureau would adjust it as necessary.
The Committee expects that should therebe a continued United Nations presence, UNMISET would adjust its disposal strategy to take into account any support requirements that the new entity might have.
Referring to recommendations it had made during the first review of Monaco, Slovenia took note of the difficulties Monaco faced at the national level with the ratification of the Rome Statute andexpressed the hope that it would adjust its institutional structure to overcome those obstacles.
As also agreed, when releasing resources during the period, the Administrator, as authorized and as necessary, would adjust programming levels for all programme lines proportionately, in accordance with estimates of available core resources.
In order to support the evolving priorities in Liberia, UNMIL would adjust its civilian component so that it could provide enhanced assistance for, in particular, the strategic planning and management of the transition process; national reconciliation, including the constitutional reform and decentralization processes; and strategic and technical support for the development of the security and justice sectors.
