Examples of using It would have in English and their translations into Russian
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You underestimated the effect it would have on her.
It would have a different name for the Philippine market.
then the heavier weight it would have.
He was unconscious, so it would have only taken a slight pressure.
It would have made sense to withhold funds from United Nations agencies if they had remained indifferent to calls for greater efficiency.
If the Meeting helped to strengthen the institutional capacity in the region, it would have a lasting impact on the betterment of lives of women
It would have been interesting to hear more about action being taken to fight poverty,
It would have its own budget,
Regarding the bail, it would have sufficed to accept the partnership agreement between the State party and Hope Group,
The Chair further noted that, if the idea of engaging an external reviewer for the 2010-2014 strategic plan was pursued, it would have budgetary implications.
Yet, if a girl of that age married, it would have implications for her education and thus be detrimental to her future.
but in this case it would have been acknowledged that the ideal,
Though I wasn't willing to die for them… because not for a minute did I think that it would have an effect.
SAT then multiplies its estimated average net profit per barrel by the number of barrels that it claims it would have produced during this period.
arguing that it would have only a minor impact on the Protocol's budget.
he little thought it would have a future.
If climate change went unaddressed, it would have a significant impact on the ability to eradicate poverty.
the Non-Aligned Movement hoped that it would have the support of all delegations.
we knew it would have a great impact on our clients.
Although the expense is non-cash, it would have a negative impact on the bottom-line.