Examples of using Would amount in English and their translations into Arabic
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Once rights to equitable and reasonable utilization existed, all the watercourse States could exercise the same rights, and that would amount to exercising due diligence.
Since Taiwan was a part of China, consideration of the agenda item would amount to interference in the internal affairs of a Member State.
It is estimated that the total cost for an initial six-month period would amount to some $18.3 million gross, inclusive of some $1.4 million relating to the strengthening of the office of my Special Envoy in Freetown for the period beginning 17 April 1998.
It is projected that interest income to be paid by banks on balances in United Nations accounts during the biennium 2012-2013 would amount to $25,105,900, a decrease of $387,300 from the estimates for the biennium 2010-2011.
the secretariat of the Fund indicated that the cost of mainframe services to be provided by the Centre would amount to $3,657,000.
Consequently, the related travel and per diem costs for the six new members and six new assistants would amount to $109,100 per session, or $218,200 for the biennium 2010-2011.
Assuming that this share will be approximately the same as the current estimates in 1994-1995(28.23 per cent), the share of the United Nations in the estimated cost of the programme($1,725,900) would amount to $487,200.
IPCC estimated that the costs of new construction alone for protection against sea level rise would amount to US$ 1.1 billion(1990).
it is estimated that the cost related to the deployment of the additional 30 observers would amount to $591,000 gross for a six-month period.
Even with the payments received in recent weeks, it was estimated that additional borrowing to meet such obligations would amount to about $240 million by the end of the year.
resolution would be renewable on an annual basis which, for all intents and purposes, would amount to creating a perpetual obstacle to court action.
The Committee did not share the State party's argument that this claim was incompatible with the provisions of the Convention, since to declare it admissible would amount to a review of the determination of facts and law by Australian tribunals.
The preliminary cost estimate for the continuation of UNMIH, at the reduced strength recommended above and for a six-month period until 31 August 1996, would amount to US$ 56.1 million.
on the basis that the timing of such acceptance would amount to a post-dispute agreement to arbitrate.
Paragraph 13 indicated that, should the General Assembly adopt draft resolution A/51/L.49 B, the resources required for 1997, under section 3 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1996-1997 would amount to $3,233,600.
The Advisory Committee notes that the Secretary-General estimates that the cost of continuing the good-offices efforts through his Special Adviser on Myanmar for a one-year period(1 January to 31 December 2009) would amount to $837,700 gross($753,200 net).
The Panel, having determined that the Claimant will be compensated for the loss of the assets at the time its employees departed from Iraq(see paragraphs 119-123, supra), concludes that to give satisfaction to the Claimant for subsequent“hire charges” would amount to double compensation.
Consequently, net requirements would amount to $392,500.
Consequently, the net additional requirements would amount to $3,719,200.
Paragraph 19 indicated that non-conference-servicing requirements would amount to $1,025,100.