Examples of using Would function in English and their translations into Spanish
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its main mechanisms would function in a fair and effective manner.
The Government was currently considering how it could establish a national human rights institution that would function in accordance with the Paris Principles.
His Government had strong doubts about establishing a separate forum for indigenous people, which would function in parallel with the Working Group on Indigenous Populations.
Nevertheless, the European Commission was not sure who would then be the main actor in the United Nations system or how the necessary coordination mechanisms would function.
the institutions would function properly.
the possibility that the mechanism provided for in article 19 of Part Two would function was remote.
Japan hoped that newly created national human rights organizations would function effectively to further improve the human rights situation.
it was subsequently decided that the two original panels would function as one.
Trotsky pushed for the formation of a military council of former Russian generals that would function as a Red Army advisory body.
The habitat would be composed of a pair of counter-rotating cylinders which would function like momentum wheels to control the habitat's orientation.
Ms. Gabr said that, while she trusted that the mechanisms established for the advancement of women would function adequately, it was important for civil society to be involved as well.
It is anticipated that the platform would function as an initiator, facilitator
The Office of the Inspector General would function in support of Member States
On the issue of how draft article 7 would function in practice, it was pointed out that there was an element of circularity in the current drafting.
Discussion of how the Agreement would function, identifying the authorities competent to initiate formal contacts among the central banks;
The new budget system would function as intended only if donors resisted the temptation to earmark contributions for activities outside established priorities.
The incumbent would function under the direct supervision of the Chief of the Cell and under the joint guidance of the Chiefs of both bodies.
The incumbents would be based in Port-au-Prince and would function under the supervision of the Field Coordinator.
The Chairman said that the independent expert would function as a consultant, and would be funded from private resources.
The clearinghouse would function as telecommunication switchboard that through one free phone call can identify any remittance transfer provider servicing a particular neighborhood to a particular country offering information about the fee