Examples of using Would differ in English and their translations into Russian
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Its clade would differ from the northern centrosaurines in the retention of long brow horns
No specific conditions for redemption of Electronic money that would differ from the standard conditions for transfers and other Payment operations
They would differ in size, but the objective would be for each to have the core staffing capacity needed to fulfil key tasks.
The extent to which informality affects competition law enforcement would differ from one competition authority to the other.
According to Canada, the costs of inventories are relative and would differ in each country.
recognizing that national systems for the administration of justice would differ.
The guiding principles could not be seen as purely legal matters because they would be applied in the specific political contexts of negotiations, which would differ from negotiation to negotiation.
competitiveness effects would differ according to whether or not the countries themselves produced controlled substances.
The agency stated that the new standard would differ from the existing one primarily in containing a revised test procedure based on harmonized international procedures developed during discussions held between NHTSA and GRRF.
It was said that such an approach would differ from the solutions adopted by rules of other international arbitration institutions such as art. 17,
thus the reparation, would differ depending on whether the wrongful act had been committed intentionally
Thus, the benefits accruing to women and men would differ owing to the constraints posed by their differential access to resources
Mr. Lallah asked how the proposed new working group would differ from those established in the past on various aspects of the Committee's working methods,
implying that the measures required would differ from State to State;
almost a little than it would differ from the force of sound,
thus the obligation to provide reparation, would differ depending on whether the wrongful act had been committed intentionally or through negligence.
reassignments would take place, how they would differ from those under the current system, and what impact the
he asked when the new juvenile criminal law referred to was likely to be introduced and in what way it would differ from existing law.
It was further noted that the travel regulations of the Office of the Prosecutor would differ from the United Nations regulations, in that only
Especially Women and Children, would differ from its role in the implementation of the Convention itself.