Examples of using Would abide in English and their translations into Spanish
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It was argued that States would not be in a position to guarantee that non-governmental armed groups would abide by the protocol, and that the fact of mentioning them in the protocol could give them a legal status
hoped that all States would abide by its provisions, which could form the basis of a new treaty system for the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Despite the repeated pledges made by Myanmar authorities in 2012 that the country would abide by the resolutions, including the embargo on arms
He has reported to me that President Paul Biya of Cameroon stressed that his country would abide by any decision reached by the International Court of Justice(ICJ)
Programme of Action and would abide by its undertaking to follow up the action taken at Durban
the Secretariat would abide fully by the decisions of Member States regarding the text of those revisions.
that there may be cases in which a State would abide by its obligations under these conventions, while the alleged
She wished to take the opportunity to reaffirm that Nigeria would abide by the judgment of the International Court in Land and Maritime Boundary between Cameroon
expressed the hope that the host country would abide by those resolutions and remove its restrictions,
President Chen pointed out that the Republic of China would abide by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,
It was his organization's hope that all countries would abide by that commitment.
most importantly, that would abide by the equitable geographical distribution of the General Assembly in the distribution of its seats.
the goal would be that, in doing so, they would abide by internationally accepted standards established in this code of conduct.
mandate of the GM, which would abide by the standard rules of a fund,
he assured him that his subjects had renounced paganism and would abide by Christian laws,
he stated that it was the Union's desire that you, Sir, would abide by the ruling you made yesterday that we would take action on this particular draft resolution this coming Friday.
she hoped that it would abide by that commitment even though the 14 April deadline for doing so had passed.
had assured the Ulu that in its work the Committee would abide by the wishes of the people of Tokelau
Discrimination in preventing racism, and it hoped that the Latvian authorities would abide voluntarily by the recommendations made by that Committee at its fifty-fifth session concerning the fulfilment of their obligations under the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
I told you I would abide by that order.