Examples of using It would in English and their translations into Arabic
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Sometimes, when Sheila would lay down in the milk, it would wash all the paint off of her arms, and it might seem a little bit clumsy,
If it concerned only staff members residing in the United States of America, she considered that it would be a further reason for dispensing with UNIDO representation in that country, specifically, the UNIDO office in New York.
Should any action be taken by the Twelfth Meeting of the States Parties on this basis, it would lead to appropriate adjustments to the organization of the Meetings of the States Parties, effective as from its Thirteenth Meeting.
If the international community did not become more committed to the process and did not do everything in its power to impose a solution in accordance with international law, it would find itself faced with an international disaster.
Moreover, given the diversity among international organizations with respect also to the different legal sources of their international obligations, it would practically be impossible for the Commission to elaborate rules of responsibility that would take into account the obligations incumbent on international organizations as a result of primary rules.
Nigeria having been one of the first signatories of the Optional Protocol to the Convention in 1999, he asked when it would be ratified and whether the Constitution also required that it be domesticated
It would.
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It would help.
Yes, it would. It would indeed.
It would!
It would happen.
It would be.
It would-- it would mean a lot.
It would hurt.
Maybe it would.
It would be nice that it would reach you.