Examples of using Which would affect in English and their translations into Spanish
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develop a dialogue with the private sector, which would affect public sector policies;
Another factor which had an effect on staffing levels was the decrease in the volume of UNHCR activities in the field which would affect the number of staff needed at Headquarters.
One, however, also expressed concern regarding discussions within GEF of the so-called“graduation” of developing countries, which would affect their eligibility for funding, and requested an update
heavy metals, which would affect the lives of everyone who inhabits the region,
alternatively to resort to relay interpretation, which would affect the quality of the services provided
The request includes possible risks and assumption which would affect the fulfilment of commitments contained in the request,
The use of hypothetical language--"which would affect their rights"-- suggests that indigenous peoples must participate before decisions are taken and even when there is only a potential impact on them, indicating the wide-application of the right.
follow-up mission which would affect the preventive nature of the draft optional protocol.
It appears that this initiative is connected with plans to expand settlements which would affect thousands of Palestinian Bedouins
The analysis of R.37 to 40 does not indicate any speci ic de iciencies which would affect the ability to provide international cooperation regarding information on bene icial ownership.
the Government of Israel marked the beginning of a new phase in the peace process, which would affect not merely the Palestinian people
The Director of DHRM confirmed that UNHCR was tightening its policy on rotation, which would affect staff holding indefinite appointments in this respect.
is the consumption of substances which would affect his will while giving his statement article 259 paragraph 3 of the Law on Criminal Procedure.
Indigenous peoples have the right to participate in decision-making in matters which would affect their rights, through representatives chosen by themselves in accordance with their own procedures,
In Japan it has been estimated that the cost would be US$40 000 for each 1000 litre bath which would affect more than 1,000 plating companies,
The solution of the territorial and property issues which would affect a substantial number of people currently living in areas of territorial adjustment
antagonistic to limitations which would affect the integrity and the reliability of the electoral process
VI.8 The Secretary-General indicates in paragraph 23.12 of the budget document that the proposed estimates for section 23 do not take into consideration the following activities, which would affect the human rights work programme for the biennium 2010-2011.
scope of reservations which would affect their jurisdiction.
one expert pointed out that any study on persistence would have to take into account regional variations in environmental conditions, which would affect persistence-related data.