Примеры использования Could be reconsidered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He was of the opinion that the structure of the article could be reconsidered.
This decision could be reconsidered when a final proposal was submitted to the Joint Meeting.
In case of cancellation of the reservation,a decision on a visa issued to you could be reconsidered.
Title could be reconsidered by the Drafting Committee; no ready English equivalent of the phrase"fait générateur" exists.
Regarding the Conference agenda,we believe that in future it could be reconsidered in a more realistic way.
The list of categories of treaties in draft article 7 could be reconsidered with a view to identifying common criteria for deciding which treaties should remain in operation during an armed conflict.
If necessary, a proposal to assign the work to an informal group could be reconsidered later.
The Committee also believes that the sequence of activity could be reconsidered and that the proposal ought to be examined in the context of the above-mentioned exercises in order to avoid prejudging the decisions of the Executive Board.
As Article 16(2) of the Constitution and international standards refer to such“other circumstances”,Article 4(3) could be reconsidered.
The delegation of the Russian Federation asked the Chairman to confirm that the decision of the Committee could be reconsidered only under rule 57 of the rules of procedure of the Economic and Social Council.
In addition, I made suggestions with respect to the specific agenda items as to what would be necessary, feasible,realistic, or could be reconsidered.
In that letter, you were asked to intervene so thatthe matter of the contract with the company could be reconsidered in order to ensure the continuation of the cooperation that presently obtains between UNIKOM and the Iraqi Government and to prevent the use of these aircraft for purposes other than those to which they are assigned.
While the Committee of Experts did not support such a proposal at its eighteenth session in December 1994,the Committee stated that the question could be reconsidered in 1996.
In crafting a new arrangement, it is our hope that the exceptions incorporated into existing negative security assurances could be reconsidered in the light of their relevance, or lack of it, in today's world.
Although the majority of the Commission expressed its preference for a shorter version when it examined a similar proposal that had been made in my seventh report(A/CN.4/610, para. 23),the question could be reconsidered.
It was also suggested that in order to shorten the purpose clause some of the detail,such as in paragraph(d), could be reconsidered and placed in the commentary.
The proximity of the site to the new embassy compound andits central position within the previously specified international district has meant that the security requirements under the initial project proposal could be reconsidered.
Similarly, in cases where both a special procedure mandate holder and the Secretariat(the Secretary-General or the High Commissioner) are mandated to report on the same subject,the reporting obligation of the Secretariat could be reconsidered, unless the Secretariat is requested to report on a particular aspect.
Another representative cautioned against proceeding too quickly with the launch of the revolving fund mechanism, and suggested that all alternatives should be investigated before the twenty-second session of the Governing Council,when the issue could be reconsidered.
It was clarified that once that term had been settled in relation to draft article 3(see paras. 67-69) where it was used in relationto an ODR provider, its use could be reconsidered in paragraph 4.
As noted by one Member State, if the draft articles do not ultimately take the form of binding rules,the need for the"without prejudice" clauses could be reconsidered.
These countries also stressed their continued need of the EUR 60,000 TIR guarantee for further transport facilitation and wondered whether the underlying amendment proposal,possibly in a modified form, could be reconsidered by the Committee at a later stage.
He himself endorsed Mr. Diaconu's language and believed that he should be left to revise his draft in the light of the comments just made but should retain the very important ideas he had raised,so that the paper could be reconsidered at the next session.
At the previous session of the Committee, the delegations of the Republic of Belarus and Ukraine stressed the need of the EUR 60,000 TIR guarantee for further transport facilitation and wondered whether the underlying amendment proposal,possibly in a modified form, could be reconsidered by the Committee at a later stage.
Draft rules 22 to 26 of sections III and IV on representation and credentials as well as rule 50 concerning public meetings and rule 59 entitled"Closing of list of speakers,right of reply" were approved on the understanding that, if required, they could be reconsidered once rule 93 on observers was finalized ibid., para. 21.
This is why the standard provides discretion:the test is stated to be a―general rule,‖ which can be reconsidered if warranted by exceptional circumstances.
In the statement of Arman Babajanian himself,published in"Haikakan Zhamanak" daily of November 29 it was noted that December will be another time when his sentence can be reconsidered.
More specifically, the ENI Regulation stipulates that the support andthe amounts given to partner countries will be based on their progress achieve and thus can be reconsidered.
Although it was established by decree, as is the practice in other countries,upon completion of the legal formalities, it can be reconsidered with a view to its conversion into a law.
We therefore agree with the Subcommittee's decision to postpone the discussion of this matter for one year,on the understanding that it can be reconsidered at any time if new elements arise to justify such a reconsideration.