Examples of using Would entitle in English and their translations into Russian
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Possesses legal qualifications that would entitle him or her to practise in all the Courts of Namibia;
Regrettably, SIDS have been denied the formal recognition of their specific vulnerabilities that would entitle them to special consideration.
A draft amendment to the Criminal Code would entitle victims to further financial assistance from a special fund for victims.
However, the fact that the customer does not like the products does not represent a defect which would entitle the customer to assert warranty claims.
The petition procedure would entitle individuals and groups of individuals who had exhausted domestic remedies to submit communications to the Committee.
According to information suppliedto the State party, such a re-sentencing would entitle the author fully to appeal his conviction and sentence.
The transfer of the fulfilment credit to a third party would entitle that third party to sell goods to the party who originally granted the fulfilment credit and to reduce any countertrade commitment by the amount of the transferred fulfilment credit.
For this article,we will focus on the fact that possible delays in completion of a project would entitle the employer to claim liquidated damages from the contractor.
In order to prevent and limit such unlawful acts, article 15 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on State Compensation stipulated in express terms that wrongful detention of a person in the absence of incriminating facts ora well-founded suspicion that a crime had been committed would entitle the victim to compensation.
The former detailed specific default events which would entitle one party to begin court proceedings against the other.
Allegations, if proved, that the seller stated it would"no longer feel obligated" to perform andwould"sell the material elsewhere" would entitle the buyer to avoid the contract.
It should be noted that the former option would entitle the Member State to design input, while the latter would not.
Therefore, claims of persecution from asylum seekers of the first mentioned category may well be of a nature that would entitle them to be recognized as refugees.”.
The claimant stated that this title document would entitle him to claim for the land described in the title document, which he claimed was worth KWD 1,500,000.
The Board noted that the vendor currently served 49,433 troops in six peacekeeping missions, which would entitle the United Nations to a discount of 1.5 per cent.
It was also agreed that marrying someone from the territories would entitle Palestinians from abroad to a permanent resident status in the territories, which was not the case before. Ha'aretz, 13 October 1993; Jerusalem Post, 18 October 1993.
When the review is to be upon the request of a party,the countertrade agreement may identify the types of changes in the underlying circumstances that would entitle a party to a review.
The court also held that no fundamental breach of contract(Article 25 CISG)had occurred, which would entitle the buyer to declare the contract avoided pursuant to Article 49(1)(a) CISG.
Similarly, if the licensor did not want its licensee to grant any sub-licences,it could include in the licence agreement a provision whereby the granting of a sublicence by the licensee would be an event of default under the licence agreement that would entitle the licensor to terminate the licence.
Simultaneously, a proposal for a CO2 reduction law is being elaborated, which would entitle a CO2 tax to be introduced in the event that other measures fail to achieve specified targets.
At the Economic Commission for Africa(ECA), some contractors were paid in foreign currency(United States dollars)when the nature of their services did not require travel that would entitle them to be paid in foreign currency para. 241.
Therefore it would be advisable for the Commission to try to restrict the circumstances that would entitle a State to take provisional countermeasures, and in particular to set some sort of time limit, which is lacking in the current wording of the article.
All of these initiatives failed for a variety of political, technical and economic reasons, butmainly because parties could not agree on the non-proliferation commitments and conditions that would entitle States to participate in the multilateral activities.
The Board noted that the vendor currently served 49,433 troops in six peacekeeping missions, which would entitle the United Nations to a discount of 1.5 per cent; however, the Procurement Division had not claimed the discount since the inception of the contracts.
The judgement of the labour section of the Court of Cassation of 27 March 1991, which upheld the principle whereby the fact that a given syndrome(premenstrual syndrome, in this specific case) periodically renders a worker temporarily unable to work, being linked to a recurrent physiological event, does not preclude that syndrome from being considered a real illness(with the guarantees deriving therefrom),rather than a partial inability to work, which would entitle the other party to effect an equivalent reduction in the corresponding remuneration;
In view of the concerns expressed by Morocco,the Secretary-General had reiterated that the proposed measures would entitle all applicants both to an initial identification hearing and to be part of a just and comprehensive process of appeals.
Suspects could demand to see a doctor after their first interrogation, butit would be desirable for Parliament to consider adopting a law that would entitle them to examination by a doctor as soon as the detention commenced.
The substance of recommendation(159) was found to be generally acceptable,provided it was clear that the admission of a claim would entitle a creditor to participate in the proceedings more broadly than provided in paragraph(a) and that the issue of admission would not operate to limit the right to be heard.
It does not have access to the subconscious or superconscious regions, or to death, or to sleep(which happens to take up one day out of every three in our existence, so thata sixty-year life span would entitle us to forty years of waking moral life and twenty years of immortality- a strange arithmetic).
Like other non-citizens, New Zealand nationals in Australia can apply on the same terms as persons of other nationalities for a permanent resident's visa,which in turn would entitle them to apply for Australian citizenship subsequently, the receipt of which would bring them within the eligibility requirements of the HESA.