Примеры использования Would attempt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The concluding section would attempt to work out a mechanism to monitor and advance this process of implementation.
During that week, the Subcommission would attempt to begin the preparation of its recommendations
This Expert Meeting would attempt to clarify the impact of international supply chains, in particular large distribution networks,
To ensure that harmony prevailed in the world, he would attempt to find ways in which each fundamental right could be exercised without imperilling the other.
I would take the 43-mile lakeside route, whilst he would attempt to go as the crow flies.
Nevertheless, the Marshall Islands would attempt to adhere to human rights norms set out in relevant conventions.
The Working Group would attempt to consider those matters by correspondence before the next session of Working Party WP.15.
The Committee accordingly agreed to establish a drafting group that would attempt to reach agreement on that limited question.
Many sellers would attempt to inform you at the conclusion of price negotiation that a number of features
Consultations with members of parliament had been conducted and the delegation would attempt to work more closely with them in the future and would report on the outcome.
to impose an extraordinary cost on those who would attempt to reverse transactions.
They would attempt to finalize as many matters as possible
candid information it had provided in the course of the discussion; he would attempt to be equally frank.
that a contact group, chaired by Ms. Daniel, would attempt to reach consensus on the outstanding issues.
Mr. NGOUBEYOU(Cameroon) said the delegation had noted all the questions of the Committee and would attempt to answer them at their next meeting.
That was a measure of the commitment to human rights which his delegation would attempt to demonstrate further in its replies to the Committee's questions.
Mr. NISTRAL BURON(Spain) said that, as a specialist in prison management, he would attempt to give a brief description of the conditions prevailing in Spain's prisons.
On the other hand the Louvre Accord would attempt to reverse an already well-established trend
We would attempt to request interested Governments to donate funds for this purpose rather than burden the UN budget.
This conference would attempt to identify themes of interest