Examples of using This would increase in English and their translations into Spanish
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This would increase Datastore mode costs incurred.
The band gets thicker, and this would increase its volume.
This would increase the level of regional identifi cation and governability.
Believe it or not this would increase awareness of the"HIV".
This would increase the transparency of the placement and promotion processes.
And if you believe or not this would increase awareness of the"HIV".
This would increase transaction costs and reduce competitive advantages.
The indicator would be of more use at a smaller scale/ more disaggregated level although this would increase the cost significantly.
This would increase the risks of adverse effects on human health and the environment.
The class was designed with a very small length to beam ratio,it being thought at the time that this would increase fuel economy.
It is not clear if this would increase the chance for difficulty in getting pregnant.
Companies with this orientation would only make acquisitions orstart new branches in other sectors when they believed this would increase profitability or stability by sharing risks.
This would increase total costs by an amount that we call∆C, equal to $2,200.
As shown in table 1 of the report(A/54/648), this would increase the resources of the support account by 10 per cent to $38,388,700.
This would increase the ownership of these decisions and lead to improved implementation.
This would increase the degree of satisfaction and provide a greater measure of predictability.
This would increase the economic security of the families and diminish their need for child labour.
This would increase accountability and transparency in the spirit of the Monterrey Consensus.
This would increase the purchase volume and ensure a greater turnover for the chosen supplier.
This would increase the cost of inflation control and, in all likelihood, reduce the welfare of the majority.
This would increase the commitment of less powerful players to abide by rules that contribute to world and regional stability.
This would increase the cost of borrowing in deficit countries and enhance the likelihood of much larger exchange rate volatilities.
This would increase the capacity of workers, in particular women workers, to bargain for higher wages in line with rising productivity.
This would increase the cluster risk as Switzerland already depends on the fossil fuels oil and gas for 65% of its energy supply.
This would increase access to well-coordinated child protection services for the most vulnerable children in at least five disadvantaged LGUs.
This would increase the amount of information on which to base estimates of recruitment which are fed into the projections using the yield model.
This would increase the economic contribution of the culture sector while strengthening its role in reducing inequalities, as emphasized by Norway.
This would increase total agricultural output by 2.5 to 4 per cent and would reduce the number of people worldwide suffering from hunger by 100-150 million.
This would increase developing countries' access to finances, which would be required for them to apply countercyclical measures as a response to the crisis.
This would increase representation in the most volatile areas and thus improve the Unit's capacity to monitor, verify, report and advocate on violations.
