Examples of using Would result in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would also contribute to the growth of other sectors of the economy by stimulating demand for non-agricultural products that would result from higher incomes in rural areas.
An ongoing increase to the table would have a higher cost to the Fund as it would result in applying future increases into perpetuity.
Cuba hoped that efforts would result in the formulation of a strategic document that could be approved by the fifteenth General Conference session in 2013.
It was agreed that further refinement of the guidelines would result from their practical implementation which several committees had stressed should occur at the earliest possible date.
He affirms that there are no further available and effective remedies for the breach of his human rights, which would result in the identification and punishment of those responsible.
It hoped that the consideration of this matter would result in the ratification thereof to ensure better protection for this vulnerable category of persons.
He hoped that all those activities and contributions would result in development needs being addressed in a better way and to a greater extent.
They explained that I had planned these challenges before birth- not for the purpose of suffering, but for the growth that would result. I was shaken by this information.
The immediate cessation of Palestinian terror in all its forms would result in a process of rejuvenation of the Palestinian economy.
Most Council members also welcomed that visit to the region, expressing the hope that the constructive talks would result in the parties returning to negotiations.
The obligation to respect requires States not to take any measures that would result in individuals being prevented from exercising
In a number of instances, however, the Committee on Contributions has recommended the use of alternative rates where use of the MERs would result in excessive fluctuations and distortions in the income of some Member States expressed in United States dollars.
It was important to fulfil the commitments contained in the joint statement of 19 September 2005, which would result in the full disablement and dismantling of the country ' s nuclear weapons programme in a complete, verifiable and irreversible manner.
The Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that the implementation of the recommendations of the assessment mission would result in an overall net reduction of the requirements for the 2012/13 period in an estimated amount of $10.65 million.
His delegation was confident that useful synergies would result from the appointment of the Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs as the focal point for coordination of the implementation of the Second United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty.
He hoped that the International Decade for National Disaster Reduction would result in a more focused plan of action to mitigate the effects of such disasters and to assist disaster-prone countries in the area of preparedness.
One speaker said that the relationship between the Compliance Committee, the Implementation Committee and the Executive Committee must be clearly defined, and indeed that to combine them all would result in efficiency, effectiveness, economy and simplicity in its operations.
The External Audit is of the view that the number of ICM staff needs to be increased in proportion to the additional Information and Communication Technology(ICT) work that would result from the implementation of the ERP.
It is not clear what is meant in the statement that this alternative would" disadvantage those residing in France" and it would be important to have some estimate of the difference between the two post adjustment indices that would result.
Complaint No. 413/2010(A.A.M. v. Sweden) concerned a national of Burundi, who claimed that an enforcement of an expulsion order to her country of origin would result in a violation by Sweden of article 3 of the Convention against Torture.