Exemples d'utilisation de Would reverse en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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human person". In summary, she approved the ideas expressed in both paragraphs but would reverse their order, with the amendments she had indicated.
use that reel as the source this would reverse the stereo channels as well.
to realize a truly sustainable green revolution that would reverse the widespread trends of declining agricultural productivity and incomes.
It was also noted that including the words placed between brackets in the text would reverse the burden of proving that the load is below the threshold,
detention would need to be ordered in situations of domestic violence as a preventive measure. This would reverse the burden of proof
ensure deeper commitments by countries, concern was expressed by many developing countries that such an approach would reverse the logic and spirit of the GATS
expressed the hope that Israel would reverse its decision to build at Jabal Abu Ghneim,
that an eventual decision of the Greek side to extend its national territorial waters to 12 miles would reverse this status, is totally unfounded,
wait eighteen months before filing for arbitration,” it would reverse the orders of the lower court
chapter 12, and provided a legal framework that would reverse land degradation in such countries.
If smoking marijuana triggered my problems, smoking even more would reverse it, shocking my synapses back to normal.
Why would she give privileged information to young knowing she would reverse the case she would just won?
It's funny how… we always say… if we could turn back time… we… we would reverse all our wrongs.
This would reverse Britain's past successful policy of forming Grand Alliances against France on the continent through military support
If I were to do that for you, Giles, do you promise me you would reverse your decision on St Mary Axe?
the company financially and competitively and that tariff relief would reverse some of these effects.
This would reverse the practice previously followed by the United Nations,
only the increase of purchasing power in both urban and rural areas would reverse that situation.
said that his delegation opposed the proposed amendment as it would reverse what had been established UNCITRAL practice since 1974.
Her delegation hoped that the current meeting would reverse that trend, thus demonstrating the Committee's full commitment to a truly credible and adequate system of administration of