Examples of using Would face in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
You said Arthur would face a test.
Getting ready for the interview I anticipated what temptations I would face.
But then, you would face other challenges.
Were I to disobey his orders, I would face.
Soon we would face the dark gifts of Jane.
People also translate
I knew the rest of our family would face this fear as well.
The secretariat would face difficulties in implementing the recommendation on expert group meetings.
If Chalawan went out of the cave, he would face a fatal threat.
The Department would face two major challenges in the years ahead.
If a State were to adopt a non-unitary approach, it would face a similar choice.
The author had argued that he would face the death penalty in Malaysia, when deported by Australia.
He hoped that UNIDO would help to prepare the countries of the subregion for the challenges they would face.
I did not know if I would face acceptance or rejection.
The Committee notes that the complainant contests the State party's assessment as to the risk he would face if returned to Afghanistan.
But I never thought they would face this kind of danger, not so soon.
He points out to a certificate issued by theMusavat party where it is stated that, should he return to Azerbaijan, he would face"a number of legal measures.
Other low-lying countries would face similar consequences.
The country would face great financial challenges related to poverty reduction during the period 2008-2010.
Dealing with the awakening of the People would face the following manifestations.
Those countries which would face difficulties in fulfilling the obligations of the Convention should be assisted.
If the trend was not reversed in 2002,developing countries would face severe difficulties in attracting FDI.
Women there would face many challenges because of the numerous current problems in the political, economic, social and cultural fields.
Any attempt to scale back free movement would face serious political and legal hurdles.
In particular, they would face the problems of strengthening their institutional and human resource capacities and their information management.
The complainant contends that if deported to Sri Lanka she would face detention and torture, in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
Yet while the concept is tried and tested elsewhere,the Secretary-General concurs with the consultants' view that the application of such a system in the Secretariat would face significant challenges.
It must be assumed that he would face inhuman and degrading treatment in such a case.
In the light of the foregoing,the State party submits that there are no substantial grounds for believing that the complainant would face a real and personal risk of torture upon return to Turkey.
The Counter-Terrorism Committee would face significant challenges in its attempts to develop best practices.
That case was based on the same argument as the one made before the Committee,namely that Mr. Abichou would face a substantial risk of torture if returned to Tunisia.