Примеры использования Board could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Everyone on board could be dead.
The Board could place children in protective care or make them wards of the State.
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The Executive Board could thus take decisions on emerging strengths.
He was confident that,under the able leadership of Mr. Cho Hyun, the Board could be assured of a successful conclusion to its session.
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The Board could undertake such a detailed study only if adequate resources are made available.
One delegation wanted to know when the Board could expect such indicators to be presented.
The Board could also use the occasion to hold a thorough review of its own work and ways to strengthen its role.
Speakers said that the GCO figures should be reviewed on an annual basis before the Executive Board could approve its work plan and budget.
For this year's High-level Meeting, the Board could make its contribution in the specific areas of trade and investment.
The Board could make an essential contribution to a further analysis of how the support account had evolved and of how it might further evolve.
New guidelines spelled that requirement out in greater detail, and the Board could expect to see that spelled out more clearly in future programme proposals.
The Joint Appeals Board could then submit a report containing recommendations that the Secretary-General should consider.
The Executive Director said that she welcomed the Executive Board's leadership and support,adding that the Board could count on her full cooperation.
In addition, where possible, the Board could give an indication of the relative priority of recommendations within a given area.
One delegation said that the Executive Board should not make decisions regarding the Council's agenda, although the Board could present ideas to the Council.
Perhaps the Board could adopt the remainder of the text and defer the bracketed paragraph to the General Conference.
It was also noted that,should the actual experience indicate that the requirement of a request from the participant had the effect of negating the purpose of the payment facility, the Board could review the matter further.
Moreover, the Board could review in only a cursory manner the control over the movements of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
The Board agreed that as part of the current total FAFICS representation to the Standing Committee(i.e., two representatives andtwo alternate representatives) the Board could agree to cover the expenses of 1 retiree representative to the Standing Committee.
Establishing a new Executive Board could take considerable time, possibly delaying the launch of the composite entity.
The Board could reconsider them at its next session, depending on input and suggestions from the staff pension committees and FAFICS.
The Chairperson made an opening statement,noting the special role that the Board could play by providing an independent input to the intergovernmental review of the implementation of the UNCED Commitments.
The Board could also request a change of practice or code of conduct, as well as propose solutions and mediate but it was not authorized to receive complaints.
Some delegations expressed the view that space objects with nuclear power sources on board could be used for limited purposes such as interplanetary space missions where conventional solar power might not provide sufficient power.
All the Board could do would be to convey a request concerning translation of ITC documentation to the appropriate budget bodies at Headquarters.
It was suggested that the Executive Board could request more information beyond that included in the documentation when needed.
The board could also act as an effective intermediary between the Office of the Capital Master Plan and Member States if further changes to the strategy became necessary.
The Plan would be a living tool that the Executive Board could use to monitor the organization's overall progress and to hold the Administrator accountable for results.
In 1987 the Board could carry out only partially its responsibilities under the 1971 Convention, as explained elsewhere in this Report.