Examples of using Would create new in English and their translations into Russian
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It would create new optimism and confidence in the future.
Touching upon the formation of the platform he noted that it would create new edges of cooperation.
This company would create new fashion to fit the German culture.
As was stated last week andagain today, that would create new centres of privilege.
It would create new employment opportunities and offer possibilities for local manufacturing of equipment.
Developing new human resources would create new opportunities for these countries''economies.
It had joined in the initiative to include item 159 in the agenda in the belief that recognition of Taiwan would create new opportunities for peace and cooperation.
In practice, that would create new financial bubbles that would have a drastic impact on the developing world.
A central feature of most PIP activities was that they would create new job opportunities for unemployed Palestinians.
The Forum would create new opportunities for cooperation in the area and be a decisive factor in improving social welfare and ensuring environmental sustainability worldwide.
BF noted a newly proposed Law on Religious Education andEducational Institutions, which would create new restrictions on institutions that provide religious education.
The conclusion of the Doha Round would create new opportunities for growth and strengthen a world partnership to make greater use of free trade in the development process.
The successful emergence of LDCs from the poverty trap would be equally beneficial for both developing anddeveloped countries, because it would create new attractive export markets.
The success of the court would depend on the cooperation of Member States, for which it would create new obligations; therefore, the Preparatory Committee should take into account the various concerns of Member States with divergent legal systems.
The Government was committed to pursuing a scientific development concept, building a harmonious society andimplementing the National Programme for Development 2006-2010, which would create new opportunities for Chinese women.
Tajikistan could also become a leaderin cotton production and improve the textile industry's production, which would create new employment opportunities, increase the national GDP and salaries, and lower the level of radicalization of local youth.
The conceptual question at the centre of this research is whether economic incentives can facilitate conflict transformation by cementing mutual interest andinterdependence, and whether a provisional legal framework would create new impetus for peace talks.
The successful outcome of an ambitious Doha Round would create new trade flows, lift millions of people from poverty, promote consumption by reducing tariff barriers and help farmers in developing countries.
The Chairman's viewwas that the Working Group should, at its fifty-eighth session, take an approach to its work that would create new opportunities for progress in consideration of Security Council reform.
The Roosevelt administration expected that this new policy would create new economic opportunities in the form of reciprocal trade agreements and reassert the influence of the United States in Latin America; however, many Latin American governments were not convinced.
In this regard, I particularly stress that direct orindirect joining in the PSI by certain countries participating in the six-party talks would create new artificial obstacles to the peaceful settlement of the nuclear issue on the Korean peninsula.
The observers noted that, while the progress achieved was significant, there were still concerns as to the compliance by the Party concerned with the Convention, because of the limited scope of application of the new measures to judicial review only, the still prohibitively expensive caps set for individuals and organizations andthe introduction of new measures in the planning processes that would create new obstacles for access to justice.
It would add no permanent members to the Council,but rather would create new permanent seats in each region, leaving it to the members of each regional group to decide which Member States should sit in those seats and for how long.
When we were developing our 2030 strategy no one assumed that the world would face anunprecedented global financial and economic crisis, which would create new, totally unexpected, economic and geopolitical circumstances.
Several delegations stressed that the emergence of a multilayered andmultifaceted system of IIAs would create new challenges for developing countries, which would need to be dealt with through intensified capacity-building efforts and ongoing research and information concerning the latest developments in this area.
Technological, demographic and financial factors were changing the world of work, leading to risky, but promising, social changes. The"digital revolution",including 3-D printing, would create new economic opportunities and facilitate individual entrepreneurship over the next 20 years.
Secondly, on the question of making the signing of an additional protocol a precondition for the purchase of new technologies for peaceful uses, which would create new obligations for States parties, the League of Arab States had stressed at the Council of Foreign Ministers in September 2007 that violation of the right of States to acquire nuclear technology for peaceful purposes was unacceptable. The League collectively rejected the entire set of proposals for making the additional protocol a compulsory instrument.
Mindful of the need to keep pace with global developments in the applications of energy resources, we have adopted the Arab Strategy for the Development of Renewable Energy Applications(2010-2030) with a view to meeting the growing demand for energy, varying its sources, complying with the needs of sustainable development andallowing the establishment of an Arab renewable energy market, which would create new job opportunities with the effective participation of the Arab private sector.
He further asked whether it was correct to assume, as information received by the Committee indicated,that the new legislation would create new inequalities, such as provisions that would allow a man to take a second wife, facilitate temporary marriage, maximize the amount of dowries and maintain certain fixed ages for the marriage of women.
The Government plans to promote projects aimed at generating a permanent source of living for poor women through microcredit which would create new workplaces, develop small-size enterprises, provide livestock and land, and set up cooperatives.
