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By doing so, Jews would render their historically most formidable"enemy" weak and minuscule- just another minority among many.
In addition, the developing and advance developing nations would render the faster growth for the natural flavors market.
The Meeting viewed such illegal activities as tantamount to de facto annexation of large parts of the Palestinian territory, which would render impossible to realize the establishment of the State of Palestine.
Putin last year unveiled“invincible” new weapons that would render Western missile defense systems obsolete.
This would render large-scale data storage hopelessly unreliable- unless they could find a workable error-correction scheme.
Reforming the Security Council without addressing its flawed working methods and decision-making process would render such a process incomplete, and even futile.
In addition, the developing and advance developing nations would render the faster growth for the natural flavours market.
Allowing migrants to change employers when they wish would render them far less vulnerable to exploitation.
Many States currently paid a floor rate in excess of their capacity to pay. Any further reduction in the ceiling would render that principle meaningless.
Furthermore, owing to the landlocked location of the Operation, the cost of dismantling, refurbishing, packing and shipping the assets would render such transfer largely uneconomical.
They judged that certain changes, such as a rotating presidency and membership expansion, would render the body more representative and more productive.
It was considered so powerful, that the celts believed that cutting down the sacred tree of an enemy would render them helpless.
For all these reasons, the judges strongly oppose this recommendation, which would render meaningless the exercise of the jurisdiction vested in the Dispute Tribunal.
One wishes the terrorist's numbers were limited to psychopaths, for that would render the problem less difficult to confront and eliminate.
At the same time his book was being printed, discoveries began in 1947 that would render any further statements like Kenyon's impossible.
Nor can it find any support for the contention that there is a rule of customary international law which would render all such detention arbitrary.
There should be no possibility of redeploying nuclear weapons in current non-operational status, for this would render unreliable nuclear weapon reduction figures and statistics.
The view was expressed that the resulting provision would render the definition of" control" in the draft Model Law unnecessary.
New risk weights assigned to different assets would render loans to SMEs and project finance more costly, adversely affecting economic and employment growth.
That would render them vulnerable to deprivation, particularly in the conditions of the current food shortage.