Examples of using Would complicate in English and their translations into Spanish
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that the extension of such responsibility to legal persons would complicate matters unduly,
Mr. MARIÑO MENÉNDEZ agreed with Ms. Belmir that what was important was how the Committee dealt with Canada, and that it would complicate matters to enter into the territory of bilateral relations between India and Canada.
different processes and speeds of decision-making, would complicate the coordination of international players in any country.
Any attempt to link the question of arrears of assessed contributions to that of agreements concerning personnel matters would complicate the Committee's work
However, the report violated the procedures established by the General Assembly for the consideration of budget documents, which would complicate matters for the consideration of future funding requests submitted by the Secretary-General
weak human resources and capacities at the district level would complicate decentralization.
the beginning of winter would complicate the investigative work.
Moreover, of the opinion that enlargement should not mean that the right of veto should be extended to other countries, because this would complicate the decision-making process within the Council
especially the commitment not to conduct activities that would complicate or endanger the peace
degrading treatment or punishment would complicate States' efforts to meet effectively this nonrefoulement obligation.
In opposition to those suggestions, it was pointed out that covering such a broad range of documents would complicate work since the functions of the respective documents were different,
the large volume and age of the transactions comprising the unreconciled balance of $9.9 million would complicate a review see A/61/5/Add.1,
it could be considered only if all the experts agreed with its contents; that would complicate the work of the Committee.
the Helms/Burton bill would complicate immensely any effort to normalize relations between the United States
He himself had pointed out at the time that that procedure would complicate the task of the précis writers
said that his delegation regretted the proposal to put section III to a separate vote because it would complicate matters for the Special Rapporteur
Taking that requirement into account would complicate the exercise of diplomatic protection in an increasingly globalized world where for economic,
logical rationale for inclusion in the index, adding that removing any of the components from the index would complicate, rather than simplify, the remuneration system.
other parties, which would complicate the Commission's work.
opposes the allocation of new rights of veto, because that would complicate even further the decision-making process within the Council and would pose an increased risk of paralysis.