Examples of using Which would in English and their translations into French
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The synopsis of national annual reports, which would be incorporated in annex VII of the final document, was adopted.
The SSAL is a fast-disbursing financial support vehicle which would be used in the early stages of a Bank-Fund crisis support program.
The special session should result in a declaration which would set out future actions
We remain opposed to the extraterritorial application of national legislation which would seek to impose artificial barriers to trade
It finances projects which would use proven technologies with confirmed beneficial impact on the environment
The impact of the environmental measures undertaken on the national economy, which would also reflect information on the social impact of such measures;
The local plan for Rome envisaged the establishment of 13"villages", which would in fact be encampments,
The declaration could be of practical interest also for the Secretariat, which would plan, prepare
The National Commission on War Victims, which would advise the Government
It had been established in response to the risk of widespread disruption which would follow any attack on the information technology systems vital for all aspects of everyday life.
Which would act as an intermediary between the Government and civil society
The management board's main task was to create a recovery plan which would increase the company's profit margins whilst simultaneously meeting customers' needs.
Reports should contain clear and action-oriented recommendations, which would enhance effective implementation of the outcomes of the United Nations conferences.
There would be common needs which would arise and then be presented as on-going action points.
The expansion of existing schools and their refurbishment with necessary equipment which would also cater for the teaching of the physically disabled;
It is about choosing an integrated strategy which would not only meet, but exceed your customers' expectations.
Some public records could be found in certain religious institutions which would therefore need to be the subject of safeguarding actions.
mechanisms for cooperation which would enable the region to achieve the requisite levels of development
The world was already experiencing the disruptive effects of climate change, which would place an increasingly heavy burden on the most vulnerable countries in particular.
The CHAIRMAN proposed new wording which would remedy the problem