Примеры использования Be a matter на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It may only be a matter of days.
For some small island developing States, that could even be a matter of survival.
It could be a matter of life and death.
The reference to article 4 could be a matter of substance.
It can be a matter of life and death.
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Danny, what if I told you this could be a matter of life and death?
That must be a matter for the Governments concerned.
The rules on protection for witnesses should be a matter for the Registrar.
This could be a matter of life and death.
Sir, once we have breached the doors, it should only be a matter of time before we.
This could be a matter for national security.
However, his delegation did have serious reservations about the article because dispute settlement should be a matter for bilateral agreements.
Which could be a matter of seconds.
Therefore, damage to an aquifer belonging to one particular State, even if it was caused only by that State,should be a matter of international concern.
Also it may be a matter of population density.
Over the past two decades, the Government of the United Kingdom had said numerous times that the question of the sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands(Falklands)could not be a matter of negotiation.
Legal aid should be a matter of right.
This must be a matter for local agreements dependent upon local circumstances.
Please, Jules, this could be a matter of life and death.
This might be a matter for internal police discipline, but not criminal proceedings.
Any joint exploration would have to be a matter for negotiation and agreement;
Should be a matter of discussion in phase 2.
The precise mechanism of their allocation should be a matter for internal discussion on both sides.
It should not be a matter of providing temporary assistance; funding should be supplied on a regular basis.
Protecting the rights of victims of piracy attacks should be a matter of the utmost concern for States and international institutions.
This has to be a matter of constant concern to the United Nations, for countries that are not involved in the information revolution will not be able to enter the twenty-first century.
Well, then it would only be a matter of time before they come over.
Rather, it must be a matter for Governments to determine whether and how they can provide economic assistance so that copyright works can be made available in those societies.
Legal transfers however, should not be a matter for consideration at the conference.
It could be a matter of a settlement find.”.