Examples of using Which would avoid in English and their translations into Spanish
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If there is not enough skin, we will take a transconjuntival approach, that is, through the interior of the eyelid, with which would avoid internal scars.
Furthermore, the statute should make available to the Security Council a judicial instrument to which it could have recourse and which would avoid the practice of establishing new special tribunals.
Ms. Tope stated that technology is available for Article 5 Parties to"leapfrog" HFCs in some applications, which would avoid a second transition out of HFCs
Technology is available to leapfrog high-GWP HFCs in some applications, which would avoid a second transition out of HFCs and complications of an increasingly large inventory of
multilateral trade negotiations and hoped that all parties would proceed in a manner which would avoid the adoption of unilateral protectionist measures incompatible with the multilateral trade agreements.
it is suggested that the Bureau carefully explore the possibility of managing the debates in a way which would avoid major interruptions of the debate on each specific mandate
The situation required quick action but which decision would avoid a collision?
the Committee might perhaps adopt that wording, which would also avoid protracted discussions on the principle of the"fruit of the poisonous tree.
It might be useful to explore alternative language which would avoid the criminal implications.
Such an approach, which would avoid the need for frequent updates to the list,
The potential energy savings are expected above 50%, which would avoid the emission of 1,300 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere.
Mr. AHMADU suggested that the Committee might draw up a list of countries for the Special Rapporteur to visit, which would avoid singling out India.
It should be done in a manner which would avoid or limit the possibility of creating uncertainties
There should be a firm budget for the biennium 2000-2001 which would avoid the need to request revised estimates in 2000;
government observers, and which would avoid duplication.
Some delegations characterized the need as being for a body of general legal principles applicable to a limited fact-based system, which would avoid having to deal with issues of applicable law and jurisdiction.
Such an approach would have the advantage of ensuring coordination in accordance with procedures to be decided on by the committees themselves, which would avoid a coordination model being imposed on them from the outside.
for regional cooperation and knowledge-sharing in specific areas of science and technology, which would avoid duplication of effort
suggested that for some procedures the judges should themselves visit the prisons, which would avoid many transfers of detainees,
priority should be given to the selection of qualified candidates who would provide services in the long term, which would avoid the need for frequent posting of job vacancies