Примеры использования Conflicts could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He firmly believed that all conflicts could be resolved.
Such conflicts could lead to a denial of an extradition request.
Improvement of the status of women in armed conflicts could and must be achieved.
Previous conflicts could have ended in stalemate with neither race gaining the upper hand.
In addition, the worsening political situation and internal conflicts could threaten the transition to full democracy.
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Such conflicts could be resolved by careful policy analysis and policy design.
A difference between international and non-international conflicts could, however, be the effect of the answer to the next question.
However, local conflicts could be resolved if the United Nations acted with determination and in unison.
Timely intervention by the United Nations to prevent and resolve conflicts could save innumerable children's lives.
Such conflicts could spread beyond the borders of the State concerned and thus endanger international peace and security.
In my opinion,one of the great dangers of the twenty-first century is that crises and conflicts could give rise to a clash of civilizations.
Her Government was convinced that conflicts could and must be solved through dialogue, understanding and negotiation.
Although the loss of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin dealt a tragic blow to the peace process, it was consistently stressed that even the most complex andseemingly intractable conflicts could be surmounted through candid and open-minded dialogue.
He had been interested to learn that conflicts could be solved either by customary law or by the State authorities.
Conflicts could arise from commercial decisions by airlines or from government practices which have a direct effect- for example, on access- or an indirect effect- for example, as a result of sanctioning some form of airline behaviour in the marketplace.
As one participant put it, through mediation, conflicts could be"nipped in the bud" and the need for peacekeeping operations significantly lessened.
In that connection, the CARICOM member States supported the efforts to establish a rapidly deployable headquarters team,which would enhance the capacity of the international community to respond quickly to situations in which conflicts could be averted through timely and appropriate action.
Non-international armed conflicts could affect the operation of treaties as much as international ones.
If the parties are armed with nuclear, chemical orbiological weapons, those conflicts could escalate with the deadliest of consequences.
Internal armed conflicts could affect the operation of treaties as much as, if not more than international armed conflicts. .
Tender documentation did not require conflict of interest declarations,and potential conflicts could only be made known by looking at the names of beneficiary owners.
In reality, however, armed conflicts could raise other questions such as application of the rebus sic stantibus rule or the consequences of non-performance.
In that connection, close cooperation andinteraction with regional organizations were important, since potential or actual conflicts could be settled more effectively through cooperation among neighbouring States.
If not resolved,such tensions and conflicts could be manipulated for political or other motives, particularly in the period leading up to the 2011 elections.
His delegation would prefer that the definition of armed conflict should include non-international armed conflicts, because such conflicts could seriously affect a State's ability to execute its treaty obligations.
External interference in conflicts could also disturb the ordinary functions of States and undermine the presumption that their treaty relations continued unaffected.
Migratory movements linked to natural disasters,civil wars or ethnic conflicts could, considering the overpopulation of the areas in question, lead to international conflicts. .
Internal conflicts could lead to the collapse of effective, central government or the creation of two rival"governments", each of which claimed to be the legitimate government.
It was noted that the line between international andnon-international armed conflicts could be blurred and both types of conflicts could have the same effects on treaties.
Many conflicts could perhaps be localized and diffused at an early stage if the United Nations had at its disposal a relatively small mobile rapid reaction and deployment force.