Examples of using Would impede in English and their translations into Chinese
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This approach is not to be confused with a call for restrictive or discriminatory measures that would impede the freedom of choice of users of transport and logistics services.
This approach is not to be confused with a call for restrictive or discriminatory measures that would impede the freedom of choice of users of transport and logistics services.
There are provisions in national legislation which are incompatible with the text of the Minimum Age Convention No. 138 and which would impede ratification thereof.
His delegation rejected any attempt to impose artificial spending limits which would impede the Organization' s work without improving its efficiency.
It also supported option 1 for article 12, as the inclusion of additional safeguards would impede the effectiveness of the Prosecutor's functions.
It has been argued that sustainable procurement would amount to a de facto non-tariff barrier to trade that would impede access to markets for developing countries.
This would impede seriously the successful outcome of the negotiation process, unless all its implications are removed and nullified through a clear procedure.
Nonetheless, it is important not to overburden these firms with complex, high-level capital-adequacy requirements that would impede their operational flexibility.
Some delegations said that there was no clinical evidence that would impede the rescheduling of dronabinol.
Another criticism relates to the notion that the small number of rating agencies would impede the healthy competition that spurs important innovations for rating methodologies.
As a legal matter, given the increasing number of Member States and the proliferation of activities involving the United Nations and the private sector, a strict interpretation of the Headquarters Agreement would impede the work of the Organization.
Paragraph(1) also encompasses information whose disclosure would be contrary to law, would impede law enforcement or fair competition or would prejudice the legitimate commercial interests of the suppliers or contractors.
Many municipalities envisaged receiving large numbers of forced returnees, but have persistently highlighted that their fiscal and socio-economic limitations would impede the reintegration of such returnees.
Income inequality is argued to be a menace to social stability, and potentially causes a disappearance of middle class capital that would impede China's economic growth.
The International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia had developed into an efficient, operating court, bringing to justice those whose presence would impede the establishment of civil society in the former Yugoslavia.
That would impede their work.
(b) confidential information, the disclosure of which would impede law.
It is just as necessary not to impose unilateral financial restrictions that would impede such transfers.
The articles on emissions and releases are not intended to impose restrictions that would impede the process of development.
The point was made that this would impede the Security Council from employing sanctions as a political tool.
