Examples of using Would erode in English and their translations into Russian
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Islamophobia would erode the process of building a tolerant and harmonious world.
We ordered the treatment in the morning(they said it would erode for a long time).
A distinction of this nature would erode the importance of the work of the Council as a whole.
The distinguished representative of India has said that the self-determination in Kashmir would erode the territorial integrity of India.
Third, it would erode, not enhance, democracy and accountability in the Security Council.
The research on new tactical weapon designs would erode the confidencebuilding impact of NSAs.
That would erode a country's competitive advantage and undermine incentives to export.
The wage hikes promised in the public sector in 2014-2015 would erode much of the gains in competitiveness.
An indefinite stalemate would erode confidence on both sides and reduce the likelihood of completing this important task before the end of the Decade.
There should be no half measures in the fight against drugs:they must be eradicated or they would erode the foundations of human civilization.
Research on new tactical weapon designs would erode the confidence-building impact of negative security assurances.
If peoples did not receive relevant information on what the Organization was doing to improve their lives,support for the Organization would erode.
The GAC request to lower the standard of proof should be rejected as this would erode critical distinctions between the URS and the UDRP.
One had to go beyond compliance to action against non-performing departments or ministers, orelse confidence in the entire system would erode.
Making the Security Council vulnerable to accusations of double standards would erode its credibility and weaken its decisions.
The setting of minimum labour standards would erode the developing countries' comparative advantages and impede their economic growth and development.
It would also have political costs, as dependence on a single metropolis would erode their bargaining power McLaren, 1997.
Limiting the operational flexibility of the funds and programmes would erode their ability to deploy staff easily and quickly in emergency operations or crisis situations.
The principle of universal jurisdiction was not accepted in the practice of most Governments and,if adopted for the Statute, would erode the fundamental principles of treaty law.
The creation of a Security Council Committee from Resolution 1540(2004)seems to imply the establishment of a separate regime for the non-proliferation of arms that would erode and that could even, in practice, replace the role and functions of the regimes of international treaties existing in that field, including the role corresponding to bodies such as the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW.
Clearly, without strong corrective actions by Governments, globalization would increase inequality and the risk of social andpolitical instability would erode the acceptance of globalization.
Adopting a resolution that dealt with such a controversial issue, by only a small minority, would erode the credibility of the General Assembly's role and cast further doubt on the legitimacy of the United Nations as a whole.
Douglas argued that there was already sufficient legislation to effect any necessary prosecutions, andthat the Mundt-Nixon bill(soon replaced by the similar McCarran-Wood bill) would erode civil liberties.
On the contrary, it would be essentially independent of the Committee and would erode the latter's authority by competing for resources.
However, it is not particularly useful for developing countries to seek exemption from ora weakening of the multilateral disciplines since this would erode consumer confidence in their exports.
It was regrettable that some Parties had throughout the process insisted on provisions that would erode the credibility of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons and even of international humanitarian law.
Some delegations expressed caution,arguing that the use of such a force in an internal conflict would be unacceptable since it would erode the principle of State sovereignty.
Any piecemeal approach to changing the agenda of the First Committee oraltering its priorities would erode that consensus and could even paralyse the working of the First Committee.
Some delegations noted the potential benefits of increasingly stringent environmental requirements andthat there is no reason to assume that non-discriminatory approaches to environmental issues would erode any gains achieved in the Uruguay Round.
We are opposed to the use of so-called national technical means,which are not part of the recognized monitoring network, since these would erode the credibility of the International Monitoring System and may amount to endorsing questionable external interference in the sovereign affairs of States.