Examples of using Would thus in English and their translations into Arabic
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ACC would thus provide a vital link and interface between the multilateral financial institutions and other United Nations bodies at the highest administrative level.
Military observers would thus continue to patrol unescorted in hard-skinned or mine-protected vehicles.
The Commission would thus have time to consider the text at its thirtieth session, scheduled for May 1997.
UNOMIL would thus have four regional headquarters co-located with ECOMOG ' s four sector headquarters.
Such a framework would thus be complied with in the more detailed rules which the tribunal will adopt after its establishment.
The injured State ' s offer would thus have to be restricted to more effective means than negotiation under the second alternative or conciliation under the third alternative.
Pursuant to rules 6 and 11, the Conference would thus have a General Committee composed of the President, the Vice-Presidents, the Rapporteur-General and the Chairman of the Main Committee.
The Secretary-General would thus be able to draw upon $50 million from the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund and $50 million from the strategic deployment stocks.
This was happening in Ghana, for example, in the context of the Economic Community of West African States, and would thus add to the strengthening of regional integration.
The powers of the Security Council would thus be unimpaired; otherwise there could be unforeseeable consequences.
The children's and secondary dependants' allowances were expressed in a number of European currencies, and would thus be affected by the introduction of the Euro.
The revised second sentence would thus read:" The freedom of opinion
However, such officials are not considered staff members of the United Nations and would thus not be able to perform the full range of functions required of the position, including staff supervision and/or commitment of funds and/or resources.
Concerning article 17, the phrase in square brackets should be deleted in paragraph 2(a), and the reference to“a State Party” was preferable in paragraph 2(b), since States parties would have obligations following ratification and the conduct of investigations and prosecutions would thus be facilitated.
Article 3 would thus read.
Agenda item 4 would thus read.
Those delegations would thus be compelled to abstain.
That would thus have been explicitly established.
Her delegation would thus welcome its universal ratification.
Consistent and coherent rules would thus be important.
