Examples of using Would mark in English and their translations into Arabic
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said that 2010 would mark the sixty-fifth anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
But it would his revolutionary book,"The Wealth of Nations", which would mark Scotland's farewell to sentimental self-destruction.
Realizing the internationally agreed development goals, particularly those related to poverty and hunger, would mark a great achievement for humankind.
She hoped that the flexibility and spirit of compromise present throughout the work of the past two weeks would mark future review conferences.
Yet 16 November would mark, in a more important sense, the beginning of a fresh approach to international activity in the oceans.
If this were to happen, it would mark the end of a bitter chapter in the relations between Cuba and the United States.
The Special Adviser noted that the year 2000 would mark five years since the adoption of the Beijing Declaration and the Platform for Action.
Tomorrow night I'm going to find out just how true that is when I take part in a ceremony that would mark my departure.
We are of the view that the early conclusion of such a treaty would mark another breakthrough in the field of nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament.
Why would Mark Roberts kill your guys?
This would mark an important milestone in the evolution of the Authority.
In 40 years ' time the world would mark the eightieth anniversary of the Treaty.
What would Mark Cuban do?
The Fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries in 2011 would mark the end of the decade for implementation of the Brussels Programme of Action.
The year 2009 would mark the twentieth anniversary of the adoption of the Convention, which had played a major role in protecting children ' s rights.
With regard to the second proposal, it was noted that 2012 would have symbolic significance as it would mark the twentieth anniversary of the entry into force of the Basel Convention.
since the adoption of the convention would mark a significant step forward in the fight against terrorism.
She hoped that the meeting would mark a concrete step forward on the path to nuclear disarmament.
Her arrival in San Francisco would mark the beginning of a career in music, though not before waiting tables, working coat-check, and working at a pizzeria.
The achievement of all those objectives by 2010 would mark a significant step forward in advancing the goals of article VII of the Treaty.