Examples of using There would in English and their translations into Russian
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If it wasn't for the weather lab taking over the base, there wouldn't be anyone up here but you ski bums.
In addition, there would be considerable collaboration
If they had not done so, there would probably have been a massacre of the Turkish Cypriots." Public Record Office, PREM 11/4704.
My father wouldn't… if he wanted me, there would be a helicopter
Once the bill on the recognition of customary law marriages had been adopted there would be proper records of such marriages, which would make for more accurate statistics.
If your guys had been cooking up meth or any other street-lab drugs, there would be other substances present, not to mention the trace amounts of the finished product.
There would of course be political,
One delegation asked whether there would be savings through increased cooperation at the country level through common services.
So Odessa owes its birth to his own- if he had not, perhaps, there would be, at best, a small town.
There would, however, also be other- and more direct- ways of electing Government representatives according to well established procedures in the United Nations system.
A turn in the channel sent the Nonsuch heading directly for them, so that in the event of fighting the fire of the guns there would enfilade the whole line.
Israeli officials maintained the position that there would be overflights whenever Israel deemed them necessary.
such as energy efficiency improvements in buildings, there would, in fact, be no costs but savings.
Although there would be revisions of the Guide to Enactment of the Model Law,
and that in many cases there would be follow-up action.
Pursuant to that proposal, there would be two meetings per day with interpretation in all six languages.
Following the first phase, there would be periodic joint reviews of the drawdown process, every six months.
There would be a plenary
With regard to programme monitoring, he noted that there would be regular audits of each project and evaluations.
She stressed that there would be active follow-up to the pledges made at the International Conference on War-affected Children.