Examples of using Would link in English and their translations into Russian
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That would link Dalhousie with both murders.
Apple is understood to be working on its own NFC proposition, which would link payments through iTunes.
Al Arub bypass road:this road would link the settlement cluster of Gush Etzion with the settlement of Ma'ale Adumim.
A 9 km(5.6 mi) bridge would connect it to Malmö and a 5 km(3.1 mi)tunnel would link to Kastrup on the Danish side.
The new compact for development would link greater contributions by developed countries to greater responsibility by developing countries.
Africa's development should be financed by a global assistance fund that would link economic reform to poverty eradication.
Some in Abkhazia would link the concern about border crossings to the fact that a Georgian-Abkhaz peace agreement has not yet been signed.
A company was founded to build a horse railway that would link the five royal cities between Bratislava and Trnava.
Progress has been made in the project to complete the missing links of the Trans-Sahara Highway, which would link Algeria and the Niger.
Oman had followed a development plan that would link its economy with that of other countries and reinforce sustainable development.
It further appears that the prosecution failed to present solid material evidence that would link the defendants to the charges concerned.
They argued that the prescribed procedure would link the TIR transit regime with following Customs procedures and, thus, should be abolished.
Progress has been made in the project to complete the missing links of the Trans-Sahara Highway, which would link Algeria and the Niger.
They argued that the prescribed procedure would link the TIR transit regime with following Customs procedures and, thus, should be abolished.
When approached by the Obock administration,the Eritrean workers affirm that the works in question are part of a road construction project that would link Obock to Assab in Eritrea.
The proposed plan would link camp closure dates to the provision of alternative housing and the identification of sites for long-term settlement.
With the accession of Hungary and Slovakia,the Danube(C-E 80) would link the territories of four countries in a continuous manner, i.e.
These elements would link capabilities, requirements for support, and the time schedule for the communications provided in the Convention.
His delegation therefore preferred the second alternative wording of the article, which would link the tribunal with the United Nations as provided for in the statute.
The project would link all northern Afghan provinces to the global railway network and is considered by Uzbekistan to be key to developing Afghanistan's economy.
It encourages the Unit to refine the presentation in a way that would link reports, notes and letters to the attainment of its objectives and expected accomplishments.
The network would link entrepreneurs and start-ups, pro-poor community enterprises, and various United Nations and non-United Nations support programmes.
In its resolution 67/261,the General Assembly approved a revised approach to data collection that would link the data-collection process more closely with analysis.
She was curious to know how the Commission would link the subject of aquifers with those of other natural resources such as raw materials, gas and oil.
In that context, I would like to draw the Assembly's attention to the multilateral initiative to establish a trans-Afghan transport corridor, which would link Central Asia with the Persian Gulf.
The proposed revision to the Consolidated Resolution would link definitions under the 1958 Agreement with those of"gtr 0" for regulations under the 1998 Agreement.
On 14 March, it was reported that, for the third consecutive day,Israeli bulldozers were levelling land east of Hebron in preparation for the building of a road that would link the Kiryat Arba settlement with the Old City of Hebron.
With the accession of Hungary and Slovakia,the Danube(C-E 80) would link the territories of four countries in a continuous manner, i.e. Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia.
The network would link public-private and philanthropic partnerships on collaborative intellectual property systems and licensing, organizations providing risk capital and, ideally, a global venture capital fund.
Such a partnership, based on a recognition of mutual interest anda readiness to share responsibilities, would link all global environmental stakeholders in an alliance for action.