Примеры использования Could be kept на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oversize luggage could be kept in a special storage room.
He hoped that, in view of the Commission's heavy workload,the schedule could be kept.
Okpe could be kept separate or combined with the eastern region.
However, the liquidated damages clause could be kept alive due to the time bar provisions.
The Standards should be published in a loose leaf sheet format which could be kept in a binder.
Such reports could be kept on file with the procurement entity.
In the United Kingdom, for example, terrorism suspects could be kept in police custody for up to 30 days.
Your portion could be kept in the company, in which case it increases the value of your stock.
Paragraph 132 of the report stated that adults could be kept in the same prison cells as minors.
The quote could be kept in the paragraph, and the reference to the general comment could be put in a footnote.
Towers switch automatically, repair orreplacement of dehydration desiccant could be kept without halting production.
The reform meant that no prisoner could be kept in detention after serving the sentence handed down by a court.
The wording of the PRTR Protocol suggests that only the chemical name could be kept confidential.
If that were correct,Ms. Suu Kyi could be kept under house arrest until 27 November 2008.
With regard to option 3 for article 7,her delegation hoped that the provision provided for in the ILC draft could be kept intact.
Alternatively, the existing text could be kept, either with the sole addition of a reference to legislative recommendation 48, or without any changes at all.
The expert from OICA argued that UN GTR No. 13 also mentioned liquefied hydrogen technology, and that it could be kept as an optional basis for further development.
Information could be kept secret for a maximum of 25 years and information on human rights violations committed directly or indirectly by the State could not be kept confidential.
By the numbers of Citigroup,a total of $2.5 trillion could be kept abroad by all US companies, so the sum brought back home may be even higher.
Attention must also be paid to the social aspects of development, so thatthe benefits of growth could be shared by all and poverty could be kept to a minimum.
Until 2009, floods have not been very severe,and discharges could be kept at such low levels that flood damage on e.g. buildings on the Russian side was not caused.
One effect would be that much of the value added of commodities,which so far had escaped the producing countries, could be kept in the country.
In the latter regard, it was noted that the concept of reception could be kept if it was linked to the knowledge of the ultimate use or to the administration of funds.
The Joint Meeting noted that as from MP4 the MP provisions concerned exceptions to the general rules of 4.1.1.5 and 4.1.1.6 andtherefore agreed that they could be kept.
The development of a universally relevant international classification of medical procedures that could be kept current in the face of almost daily changes is not considered practical.
The patient could be kept in the institution for up to a year but could be discharged earlier and treated at home if the doctor in charge of the patient's treatment considered that his or her condition had improved.
He requested information on how long suspects were in practice held in police custody prior to being brought before a judge andhow long they could be kept in a high-security prison.
Applications for the same project could be kept together during the screening and approval process, so that the full range of applications would serve as an explanatory background to a specific application.
He could not understand how the international community could concentrate on Bosnia andignore the situation in Kosovo, which could be kept from reaching crisis point by appropriate preventive action.
However, this dangerous extreme could be kept under control if States were to agree on a policy of prevention, exchange of information, follow-up and care of these kinds of people who have developed a tendency towards aggressive behaviour.