Examples of using Would mark in English and their translations into Russian
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The Special Adviser noted that the year 2000 would mark five years since the adoption of the Beijing Declaration
The year 2009 would mark the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Solferino,
Mr. Méndez during the present session would mark the beginning of a fruitful synergy.
It was noted that 14 March 2006 would mark the fiftieth anniversary of the first session of the Committee.
Other delegations drew attention to the fact that 2012 would mark the thirtieth anniversary of the adoption of the Convention.
rector Lenar Latypov said that next year would mark the 210th anniversary of the Kazan School of Islamic Studies.
It was proposed that the results be presented at the eleventh meeting of the Conference of the Parties, which would mark the twentieth anniversary of the Convention's entry into force.
recalled that 2014 would mark the forty-fifth anniversary of the Convention's entry into force.
Meteosat-7, scheduled to be launched in 1997, would mark the transition to Meteosat Second Generation.
Those developments would mark a major advance in the promotion and protection of human rights in Ethiopia.
Husseini stated further that if his offices were closed, it would mark an end to the“so-called peace process”.
The completion of the mandate of UNMISET on 20 May 2005 would mark a historic step in our journey towards self-reliance and self-sufficiency.
In conclusion, the establishment of an international criminal court would mark an historic step forward for the international community
Lastly, he hoped that the World Summit would mark a new stage in international relations based on solidarity
He expressed the hope that the current session would mark the positive engagement of the private sector in an effective and equitable global strategy.
That would mark the start of a positive reversal of the trend towards special-purpose income that has restricted the operational flexibility of the Programme.
It was to be hoped that its adoption would mark the beginning of a period of peace in the world in which all human rights could be fully enjoyed.
The European Union believes that successful elections would mark an important step in Cambodia's political
This closure would mark the end of more than two centuries of British naval presence in the Territory.
Yet 16 November would mark, in a more important sense,