Examples of using Should it in English and their translations into Arabic
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Should it really happen tonight?
Should it be the same
Should it act? Obviously: the status quo
In no case, however, should it be considered as a precedent.
Should it be by just walking around looking down?
Should it be 450? Should it be 400?
Should it disqualify him from being president?
So should it be something dressy,
Or should it be up?
Why should it?
Nor should it.
Where should it-.
Neither should it transform the communication into a mere hypothetical case in order to induce unspecified State officials to behave in a particular manner.
Only when necessary should it address the issue of jus cogens in the context of the topic.
This site should not be treated as a definitive guide, nor should it be considered to cover every area of concern.
(c) Should the group emphasize, in its discussion of classifications, the content of classifications, and to what extent should it take into consideration structure and scope?
The Committee was further assured that should it appear that UNDCP could handle this work, a redeployment of resources would be requested in due course.
Implicit in these proposals would be the extension to Governments of the right to approve or ban information transmitted into national territory from outside its borders should it be deemed disruptive politically,
The Advisory Committee recommends that the Fifth Committee inform the General Assembly that, should it adopt draft resolution A/62/L.29, additional requirements totalling $86,000 would be required under section 11(United Nations support for the New Partnership for Africa's Development) of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2008- 2009.
The Committee had, by its very function, to react to situations of such gravity, but the question was how it should do so. Could it, for example, issue a statement or should it wait to receive a report from the country concerned or a communication condemning the problem?