Примеры использования Was contingent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Gerus(Belarus) said that attainment of the MDGs in an era of globalization was contingent, first of all, upon the willingness of all States,
decisions taken in 2008 on Article 5 extension requests noted that success in implementation during the requested extension period was contingent upon increased funds provided by a variety of sources,
technical assistance plans was contingent upon the receipt of sufficient funds in the form of contributions to the UNCITRAL Trust Fund for Symposia,
Bilateral and multilateral donors emphasized that their continuing support for Guatemala was contingent upon the progress made on the nine points targeted for priority action by the Government,
the ultimate decision on it was contingent upon the final text of rule 93(on observers)
particularly girls, was contingent upon, inter alia,
The implementation of this recommendation is contingent upon funding by the international community.
Recognition of an asset is contingent upon satisfying criteria for recognition of an asset.
The implementation of this agenda is contingent upon the will and the interest of the Member States.
Much of ISIL's funding is contingent upon its ability to refine
This is contingent upon a mutual accountability among partners.
Our deal is contingent upon the retrieval of Scylla.
the fulfilment of one is contingent upon the fulfilment of others.
However, increased traditional and non-traditional exports are contingent upon increased market access.
and your freedom is contingent upon Olivia Pope's safe return.
Implementation of most of the proposals in the plan is contingent upon the mobilization of additional resources.
The payments are contingent upon the delivery or return of the investment security.
If the loyalty bonuses are contingent they should not be anticipated.
Receiving a permit should further be contingent upon signing a code of conduct.
The Panel finds that the alleged loss is contingent.