Examples of using Would render it in English and their translations into Spanish
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The emergence of new forms of social vulnerability would render it ineffective.
Enlarging the Security Council would render it more transparent and more representative, with greater credibility and, in particular, greater authority in its decisions.
No dwelling should be deprived of water because such deprivation would render it unliveable.
The subcommittee notes that such an introductory paragraph would render it unnecessary to include a special comment along the same lines in the Commentaries of the United Nations Model on each specific Article.
That there be no indicia which,in the view of the judge or court, would render it implausible.
Finally, she wondered whether the reforms, andespecially the Equality Act, would render it possible for Switzerland to withdraw its reservations to article 26, since paragraph 483 of the report noted that it was mainly women's inequality that had inspired it. .
So you can't just flood all the markets with all of the gold in existence because that would render it useless as collateral.
Article 1641 of the French Civil Code:"The seller is bound to a warranty on hidden defects in the item sold which would render it unfit for the use for which it was intended, or would so impair that use that the buyer would not have purchased it, or would have done so at a lower price, if he had known.
The Government of Panama is of the view that the adoption of a code without adequate means for its implementation would render it toothless.
Today, any modification of this definition would render it almost worthless for our purpose.
Probably still tinted the cash, butit didn't leave it with the telltale ink marks that would render it unusable.
Repetition of similar incidents within a short period of time andin the same area would render it difficult to accept the claim that mistake or miscalculation lay at the origin of the incidents.
To be truly effective, the ICC should have inherent jurisdiction over all the core crimes.A requirement for the consent of States would render it ineffective.
With respect to admissibility the State party submits that the communication is inadmissible because it lacks the minimum substantiation that would render it compatible with the Convention, in accordance with the jurisprudence of the Committee. Communication No. 18/1994, X v. Switzerland; Communication No. 17/1994, X v. Switzerland; Communication No. 31/1995, X and Y v. the Netherlands.
And, instead of instantly running through thirty or more translated editions,its very perfection would render it perfectly untranslatable.
The locking centre differential was still fitted until early-2001, although the linkage to operate it was not attached, as Land Rover believed that the traction control andnewly developed Hill Descent Control would render it redundant.
A view was also expressed that certain analysis or interpretation of data submitted to the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms,made by a competent United Nations staff, would render it a more useful instrument of confidence-building.
In establishing an independent information system, Belarus was careful to avoid national isolation; it remained open to exchanges of information and hoped that international organizations,in particular the United Nations, would render it support and assistance.
In a thoroughly reasoned decision, the Court held that Article 9 of Law 18,256 did not authorize the Ministry of Public Health to require graphic warnings that covered more than 50% of the surface of tobacco packages,while indicating that a contrary interpretation of the legislation would render it unconstitutional by reason of an excessive delegation of legislative authority.
Germany's reservation might be impermissible, but the majority does not address that question, construing the reservation instead as inapplicable to the author's claim,on grounds that would render it inapplicable to every claim.
The Committee noted that the State party admitted that all domestic remedies had been exhausted, butit challenged the admissibility of the communication on the basis that it lacked the minimum substantiation that would render it compatible with article 22.
It would render Sharat Syndrome a thing of the past.
At the same time it would render the results more equitable.
Finally, a beach sunset so beautiful, it would render anyone speechless.