Examples of using Would be unable in English and their translations into Russian
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In other words, the parties would be unable to control the number of documents and ensure that each
If the United Nations were unable publicly to defend the existence of human rights, it would be unable to defend its own existence.
feared that his small force would be unable to withstand an assault by the Mexican troops.
citing that the defendants would be unable to receive a fair trial in Oklahoma.
the Board held that there was nothing to indicate that they would be unable to receive adequate medical care in Azerbaijan.
Yemen, believing that it would be unable to do so by that date,
Mozambique, believing that it would be unable to do so by that date,
In the absence of funding for this post, the Training and Evaluation Service would be unable to fully respond to the increasing requirements for the training of civilian police in addition to its ongoing responsibilities.
Without a properly resourced budget, the Department would be unable to support or staff key projects
Denmark, believing that it would be unable to do so by that date,
The least developed countries would be unable to achieve the Millennium Development Goals without special attention from the international community, in line with the commitments set out in the Brussels Programme of Action.
among its Member States, the Organization would be unable to, as the Charter put it,
Zimbabwe, believing that it would be unable to do so by that date,
On the contrary, anticipatory breach referred to an act on the part of the concessionaire that would lead a court objectively to conclude that it would be unable to perform its obligations in the future.
Accordingly, Cuba would be unable to use those dollars to obtain medicines
the Government would be unable to effectively monitor the movement of arms into
otherwise the people would be unable freely to choose its own future destiny.
Indeed, victims would be unable to participate in the reconstruction of the social fabric of a country unless they were granted minimal recognition,
Bearing in mind the current global economic crisis, LDCs faced important financial and technical constraints and would be unable to achieve the Education for All targets without the assistance of the international community.
One or two States have shown concern that by freezing the assets of a listed NPO, they would be unable to fund projects under their control such as orphanages,