Примеры использования Can be reformed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No organization can be reformed by starving it.
I don't think our health care system can be reformed.
Juveniles can be reformed through the use of preventive measures that do not involve being placed in detention.
I stand firm in my opinion that the Security Council can be reformed, but that compromises are critical.
All institutions can be reformed, and many delegations are ready to back a special session of the General Assembly in order to examine the matter.
Basic institutional reform may be needed before particular sectors can be reformed.
We know that governance at both the national andinternational levels can be reformed to more efficiently serve twenty-first century realities.
Nearly all protection structures can be reformed without loss of revenue if they switch non-tariff barriers(NTBs) into tariffs, unify rates(ideally to a single level) and abolish exceptions.
On the Government side we are first of all looking at how existing structures can be reformed and how better to utilize our resources.
I intend, therefore, in the time allocated to me, to make a few comments which I trust, despite their brief and preliminary nature, will provide an indication of our thinking at thepresent time on the ways and means by which the Organization can be reformed.
They highlight how public institutions can be reformed and refocused to become more responsive to the specific needs of women and girls.
The work of the UNU Peace and Governance Programme explores how policy andinstitutional frameworks can be reformed to better meet contemporary realities and demands.
Rather than entering into a resource-intensive process of how INFOCAP can be reformed as a whole, the IOMC proposes a building block, step-by-step approach to gradually strengthen information exchange for capacity building within the context of SAICM implementation.
The focus is to understand which institutions are dysfunctional, which ones are functional andhow the dysfunctional institutions can be reformed, changed or replaced.
Like the former Commission on Human Rights,the Conference on Disarmament can be reformed, can certainly be expanded and can hopefully be democratized to enhance its legitimacy, inclusiveness and transparency.
The court may decide to waive punishment and impose compulsory re-education measures on a minor if it reaches the conclusion that the minor can be reformed without the imposition of criminal penalties art. 443.
If in the course of a preliminary criminal investigationof a minor or moderately serious offence it is ascertained that the child can be reformed through compulsory educational measures, such measures may be taken, which include a warning, placement under the supervision of parents, guardians or a specialized government body, an obligation to make good for the harm done, restrictions on leisure time and behavioural constraints.
A further expert evaluation shall be conducted only if new scientific knowledge shows that the criminal can be reformed and is thus no longer a danger to the community.
Mr. Jemat(Brunei Darussalam): On behalf of my delegation, I would like to express our appreciation to the President, as well as to the two Vice-Chairmen of the Open-ended Working Group, His Excellency Mr. Wilhelm Breitenstein and His Excellency Mr. Nitya Pibulsonggram, for the report(A/49/965) on this important subject,which we hope will take us a considerable step forward in seeing how the Security Council can be reformed and revitalized.
If after trying a case, the court concludes that a person under the age of 18 who committed a crime posing no great danger to the public, can be reformed without imposing a criminal penalty, it issues a guilty verdict without prescribing a criminal penalty, and imposes on him one of the compulsory educational measures arts. 10, 57 of the Criminal Code, art. 302 CCP.
Under article 83 of the Criminal Code, juvenile first-time offenders who have committed minor orless serious offences may be relieved of criminal responsibility if it is considered that they can be reformed through the application of compulsory re-education measures.
Moreover, first-time young offenders who have committed lesser crimes may be released from criminal responsibility if it is considered that they can be reformed through the application of compulsory re-education measures.
Under Article 83 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic under-age first offenders who commit crimes that are not grave orare less grave may be absolved of criminal liability if it is considered that he can be reformed by imposing compulsory measures with an educational purpose.
Under article 83 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic an under-age first offender who commits a crime that is not serious, or a relatively less serious crime,may be absolved of criminal liability if it is considered that he can be reformed by imposing compulsory measures with an educational purpose.
The Committee calls on civil society to assist it in seeking the support of key international leaders, and in particular the High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Executive Director of UNICEF, and the President of the World Bank, to examine how macro-economic andfiscal policies impact on children's rights, and how these policies can be reformed so as to make them more beneficial to the implementation of the rights of the child;
Reporting requirements could be reformed and it might be possible to find ways to reduce the frequency of reporting;
If those bodies did not achieve the desired results they could be reformed, and the General Assembly could make its contribution to the improvement of their work.
Unlike other garden city theorists,he believed that urban areas could be reformed by subdividing the existing built environment into self-sufficient neighborhoods.
The financial system could be reformed by improving market incentives to institutions, linking formal and informal institutions, and strengthening public institutions e.g. agricultural and development banks.
Either the IMF orthe World Bank could be reformed in accordance with the original Bretton Woods ideas whereby both creditors and debtors were represented, or developing countries should look for alternative arrangements.