Examples of using Would gradually in English and their translations into Russian
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Although certain lacunae remained,the necessary changes would gradually be incorporated.
Resident monitoring teams would gradually cease operations as personnel would not be replaced.
Thus, the monopoly status of the national railway companies would gradually disappear.
Her Office, for its part, would gradually increase its activities in Rwanda as the need for assistance in the camps diminished.
Changes are taking place, at its own pace andit is envisaged that stereotyping would gradually increased.
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During the transition period, MINURCA would gradually reduce its military strength.
As Popper-Lynkeus remarked, with scientific and technological advancement,the duration of the second stage would gradually decrease.
Reportedly, the Government had stated in 1995 that it would gradually stop using this facility as a hospital.
Therefore, once prosperity has spread over to rural areas, negative stereotypical practices would gradually vanish.
In this view, it is also conceivable that these benchmarks would gradually evolve and constitute more formal guidelines over time.
Its military footprint would decrease as soon as the situation permits,while its police component would gradually increase.
We could hope that the Peacebuilding Commission would gradually begin to take up new cases, particularly when the peacebuilding process begins to bear fruit.
Initially this home has been established on a pilot basis under a project of the Ministry, which would gradually be expanding, as a permanent set-up.
Thereafter, if needed, the Committee would gradually refine its rules of procedure, which would then be submitted to the Meeting of the Parties for adoption.
The alternative might be erosion of the group's language and culture,which indirectly would gradually deprive the individual of his personal rights.
The Committee also decided that it would gradually revise its working methods in the light of the High Commissioner's recommendations and amend its rules of procedures as necessary.
Burundi recommended Djibouti continue its already very significant efforts to provide free schooling for all school-aged children, which would gradually reduce illiteracy.
However, these old units would gradually disappear from the market with time on average in 5 years for weaker swap bodies and 10-15 years for stronger containers.
Meanwhile, the new evidence that the timing of ice ages was set by predictable orbital cycles suggested that the climate would gradually cool, over thousands of years.
The Committee further decided that it would gradually revise its working methods in light of the High Commissioner's recommendations, as well as amends its rules of procedures, as necessary.
The Administrative Committee was informed by the representative of the IRU that, as of 1 July 1998,TIR Carnets would gradually be introduced that bear bar-codes in addition to new alpha-numeric codes.
During this extension period, the Commission would gradually transfer operations, staff and assets to The Hague with a view to completing the transition by the time the Special Tribunal starts functioning.
The Representative of the Secretary-General replied that the Investments Management Service would gradually increase investments in alternative investments, but did not want to wait another year to get started.
This would gradually foster integrated logistics for transport chains in developing countries, with the added advantage of offering a standard package compatible with existing systems elsewhere and using UN-EDIFACT.
It further warned that the impact of factors contributing to economic growth in the 2004-6 period would gradually decline and that the high growth rates of recent years could not be expected to be sustained over the medium term11.
The Peacebuilding Commission, which would gradually institutionalize the process of peacebuilding, should concentrate on marshalling those in a critical position to assist national authorities in immediate recovery efforts in order to pave the way for longer-term construction.
When the Non-Proliferation Treaty was signed in 1968, hopes were high that,while nuclear-weapon States would gradually cut down on their nuclear arsenals, non-nuclear-weapon States would desist from acquiring them.
During the 2006/07 period, the Section would gradually transfer its responsibility for supporting the resolution of tensions and disputes involving ex-combatants to United Nations agencies(in particular UNDP), the National Commission for Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration and Rehabilitation and the Government.
The report estimated that even with normal economic growth, the proportion of food- insecure households would gradually increase, and with the current economic decline more households would become food-insecure.
Thus, as of 2009, Education for Human Rights would gradually be integrated into the curricula of primary and secondary education and values relating to human rights would be integrated in a systematic way.