Примеры использования Would face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It must be assumed that he would face inhuman and degrading treatment in such a case.
at the outset of the new millennium, our world would face the greatest challenges that seriously endanger the international peace and security.
This means that victims of anti-extremist legislation misuse would face an even greater deprivation of rights,
Lithuanian consumers would face a price increase,
The State party claims that the complainant has not demonstrated that she would face a foreseeable, real
Women there would face many challenges because of the numerous current problems in the political,
The country would face great financial challenges related to poverty reduction during the period 2008-2010.
developing countries would face severe difficulties in attracting FDI.
The complainant contends that if deported to Sri Lanka she would face detention and torture, in violation of article 3 of the Convention.
He hoped that UNIDO would help to prepare the countries of the subregion for the challenges they would face.
One in three women worldwide would face gender-based violence,
In such cases, Ireland would face serious problems involving compliance with article 2 of the Covenant.
simplify the technical set-up of the PRAIS portal in order to minimize the number of countries that would face difficulties in reporting.
eyewitnesses of the Andijan events who would face the risk of torture if returned.
Besides, many food- and energy-importing developing countries would face severe difficulties as a consequence of the escalation in the prices of those goods.
A professional migrant would face a very distinct type of discrimination compared with that faced by an unskilled worker, for example, as they are in very different situations.
In particular, he would face stiff opposition from US business interests
fear that their children would face the same hardships.
realized that media would face large problems in a few years in the same way as his clients would. .
The Committee was informed that OIOS would face difficulties in approaching individual programmes for funding for the evaluation of their activities.