Examples of using This would mean in English and their translations into Russian
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This would mean that interested Fund participants would be required to pay, at least in part, for those administrative costs.
This would mean that in developing countries alone about 342 million older persons currently lack adequate income security.
This would mean that an audit could be considered for 2008 or later.
In the case of those targets with quantitative elements, this would mean that the identified threshold would be surpassed.
At the international level, this would mean the removal of all obstacles,
This would mean that one of the Committee's three-week plenary sessions would be increased by one week in 2014
If treated waste water was used for irrigation, this would mean that the amount of freshwater that could be used for other purposes would increase.
In fact, for some parts of the city this would mean transition from decentralized heat supply to district heating.
This would mean that the vision for deepening democratization, peace, prosperity
Realistically this would mean that initial drafts should start becoming available at the latest in the first half of 2017.
This would mean that WP.11 would have to make every effort to reach consensus before putting proposals to the vote.
This would mean strengthening the drafting of specific
This would mean adopting and deploying the new technologies
This would mean this Conference would have to complete its work by summer, by July at the latest.
In practice, this would mean that trafficking by abduction would thus be debated before courts under Article 125 par 3.
This would mean 65 and 63 respectively,
For sure, all this would mean The Stig could break later into the corners,
testing, treatment and support if this would mean facing discrimination,
This would mean that UN 3170 could never be transported in sheeted vehicles or containers.
This would mean that financial decisions would be taken in conjunction with medium-term programming,