Примеры использования Could attain на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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None of these proposals could attain general consent./ Paras. 17 and 19, ibid., pp. 4 and 11.
This would have given him a very high position in the Silla bone rank system, which governed the political andmilitary status that a person could attain.
As a small country,the Republic of Macedonia could attain economic growth only by creating an open market economy.
UNIDO could attain significant financial flexibility by implementing 100 per cent of a budget if assessed contributions were paid in full and on time.
In the East India Company's Army, no Indian soldier could attain a rank greater than that equivalent to a subaltern or senior warrant officer.
What I sought to reflect in the text was a common denominator,a language one could live with, and formulations that could attain the minimum level of agreement.
Reality showed that no country could attain the objectives of economic and social development or fulfil its moral obligations without fully resolving the problem of the status of women.
If just a fraction of the increase in armament were reallocated to development assistance,the majority of the countries of the South could attain the Millennium Development Goals.
It is becoming increasingly doubtful whether HIPC beneficiaries could attain sustainable debt levels, based on export and revenue criteria, after completion point, and maintain these in the long term.
Despite the obvious statistical and methodological difficulties with such studies,the results suggest that those countries could attain many of the Millennium Development Goals.
The major problem was that only a few women could attain leadership roles in their parties owing to male competition, lack of assertiveness and their additional burden of child-rearing.
Richard Thornburg called for a clear definition of"status", as the concept was confusing the Puerto Rican people andmisleading them into believing that they could attain something that was actually impossible.
Sri Lanka shows how a developing country could attain high levels of healthcare goals, even in the absence of comprehensive health insurance schemes, by setting aside a small share of government tax revenues for public healthcare expenditures.
The results achieved by the women running for posts as independent candidates clearly showed that civil society was thriving in the Czech Republic and that women,given an opportunity, could attain much support in elections.
Sri Lanka has shown the world how a developing country could attain high levels of healthcare goals, even in the absence of comprehensive health insurance schemes, by setting aside a small share of government tax revenues for public healthcare expenditures.
In that connection he trusted that the Secretary-General's and Special Committee's initiatives would be successful and that adequate support would be given to standby arrangements so thatpeacekeeping operations could attain their objectives.
Recalling the message from the Secretary General to the participants of the 2003 Anguilla seminar,in which the Secretary General noted that Non-Self-Governing Territories could attain full self-government by means free association, integration with other States, or independence, he said that his territory was not a colony.
In response, it was suggested that one could attain the same effect by linking the scope of application to obligations of the Contracting Parties, as set out in the draft proposal, as by having a general provision on scope and a separate provision on the obligations of the Contracting Parties as currently set out in article 3 of document A/CN.9/784.
Considering that today nuclear arms competition has shifted from the East-West conflict to other regions of the world, the treaty,by improving transparency and confidence, could attain importance also in a regional context.
The Participants drew the attention of the administering Powers to the three options listed in resolution 1541(XV) of 1960,by which the General Assembly declared that a Non-Self-Governing Territory could attain a full measure of self-government, as envisaged in the Charter, by: emergence as a sovereign independent State; free association with an independent State; or integration with an independent State.
While it was understandable that, owing to social and economic conditions beyond their control, certain Member States could not meet their obligations,the main contributors should make a renewed commitment to meet their Charter obligations so that the Organization could attain its objectives and operate in an efficient manner.
He informed the seminar that the Commission was requesting funding from its administering Power to support the education campaign for the three political status options prescribed by the General Assembly resolution 1541(XV): integration, free association and independence,ways in which a Non-Self-Governing Territory could attain a full measure of self-government as envisioned in the United Nations Charter.
The Board also heard a presentation by an expert, Arjun Makhijani, President of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research, on the ideas contained in his recently published scientific study, entitled Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free:A Roadmap for U.S. Energy Policy, concerning the ways in which the United States of America could attain energy security with a zero carbon dioxide economy without resort to nuclear energy.
Even the most unqualified can attain perfection in spiritual practice by such assistance.
Put yourself to the test anddemuestrate that level of intelligence and logic can attain.
To know about the states that they can attain may be uplifting too.
Obviously, with this type of life, nobody can attain the Lord Himself.
Not only exceptions butthe majority of people can attain a sensation of the subtlest energies.
It can attain this only if it works genuinely to.
Here are the different badges you can attain based on contribution.