Примеры использования Bureau could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Bureau could, during the sessions of the Board.
He would welcome any clarification that the Bureau could provide on that matter.
The Bureau could lead this agenda item.
She therefore proposed suspending the meeting so that the Bureau could discuss the appropriate course of action.
The Bureau could review the list in the light of developments.
Perhaps the Chairperson and the Bureau could use their good offices to that end.
A bureau could also represent the NPT membership in the period between review conferences.
Delegations should allow the Chairman to suspend the meeting so that the Bureau could make a recommendation on the programme of work as soon as possible.
Nevertheless, a bureau could be established if the working group so decided, by consensus.
In addition, the Chairperson of the GoE could continue to ask absent members why they were not attending, and the Bureau could take a decision based on their response.
In this regard, the Bureau could, in advance of the sessions of the Board.
The purpose of the draft law is to amend provisions on the bringing of sharia proceedings to allow for actions to be referred to a family bureau where a court determines that a bureau could resolve the dispute before it.
Perhaps the Bureau could discuss the issue, taking into account the positions of the European Union and other delegations.
Fourth, during our debate,it was suggested that it would be helpful if the Bureau could provide details concerning support for different findings in numerical terms.
Perhaps the Bureau could consult with the President of the General Assembly to find a solution.
The Working Group advised the Bureau that that should not be permitted, but that the Bureau could invite representatives of NGOs to its meetings for specific matters.
The Bureau could profitably examine the matter to see how such expansion would benefit the Committee.
To monitor the housing sector reform process, the Committee and its Bureau could hold ad hoc meetings of experts in housing to discuss specific problems and issues.
The Bureau could suggest a new sequence for each new session, depending on specific conditions, current issues, and so on.
Consequently, given its independent character andcost-effective method of work, the Bureau could be a useful partner for Governments as well as for the United Nations departments and programmes concerned.
The Bureau could have recommended a programme of work, which the Committee could then have adopted if it so wished.
Perhaps a local advertising bureau could sponsor a television spot or assist with information material.
The Bureau could in turn report its findings and recommendations to the whole of the Council's membership in the context of the organizational session.
The content of the secretariat's report to the Bureau could be presented to the COP, as an official document, an informal document or as a presentation;
The Bureau could also apply for additional funding for certain projects from the Poverty Eradication Fund.
The framework for implementation developed by the Bureau could be elaborated along the lines set out in the following table which could be further modified by the Bureau. .
The Bureau could be expected to assist the Council in carrying out its supervisory and coordinating responsibilities vis-à-vis its subsidiary bodies.
The CEP and its Bureau could serve as coordinating preparatory body and executive committee, respectively, of the EfE process.
The Bureau could play a useful role on behalf of the Council and assist the Council in exercising its coordinating role in the economic, social and related fields uninterruptedly.
Iii Further meetings of the Bureau could be determined by the Bureau members or the Chairman of the Conference as the need arises.