Примеры использования Could be successful на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A medical attack could be successful.
At the core of our attention there always is clients' interests;we work so that you could be successful!
The next one could be successful.
It is against this background their vocational training could be successful.
Peacekeeping operations could be successful only if a holistic approach and strategies continued to be applied.
It was difficult to see howjustice was served or how an appeal could be successful under those circumstances.
Efforts to combat money-laundering could be successful only through a common approach to the implementation of internationally-agreed standards.
The process described attempts to clarify how and under which conditions andmechanisms such an undertaking could be successful.
No policy to promote human rights,including the rights of women, could be successful in conditions of war and armed confrontation.
This limits their ability to determine which are their own competitive advantages andto identify market segments in which they could be successful.
Social and economic development andpoverty eradication could be successful and sustainable only if they took into account the capacity of the ecosystems.
The representative of the secretariat of the Youth for Habitat International Network expressed gratitude for having the opportunity to participate in the work of the session, which, he said,had proved that such participation could be successful.
Nigeria was firmly convinced that the drug problem could be successful only if efforts were made to reduce demand, as well as supply.
As to overcoming cultural barriers, efforts to address that problem should begin in schools, and the media also had an important role to play,since no project or reform could be successful without broad popular support.
Disaster risk management could be successful only if persons with disabilities were involved in the planning of systems designed to protect the safety of populations.
As emphasized in the report of the Secretary-General(A/63/226),no rule of law programme could be successful in the long term if imposed from the outside.
Such health initiatives could be successful through continuous collaboration and cooperation with the local population, and by sharing technical know-how with them.
Girls are less likely than boys to interpret their academic successes in mathematics andscience as an indication that they could be successful in science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers.
Peace-building endeavours could be successful only if they were coupled with reconstruction of the socio-economic foundations of a society after a conflict.
Some delegations felt that,given the resource constraints they faced, Governments should identify sectors that could be successful and give priorities to those sectors in their programmes and policies.
The Panel considered that R&D policies could be successful only if they were formulated as part of an overall coherent strategy aimed at the development of scientific and technological capabilities.
The Nordic countries were of the opinion that international efforts to eliminate crimes against humanity could be successful only if sufficient attention was also given to preventing them.
In the long run, an organization could be successful in its external work only when its internal life-- its management and administrative and personnel policies-- was functioning well.
In view of the slow albeit steady improvement in women's participation in decision-making generally,she suggested that measures to that end could be successful only when sanctions were imposed for failure to meet targets.
They suggested that such"picking-the-winner" strategies could be successful if the industries had a comparative(actual or potential) advantage, which governments sought to exploit.
Congressional testimony from Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, notes the difference between vertical andhorizontal information sharing and suggests that both could be successful e-government endeavors.
However, she cautioned that the African Union could be successful in its preventive action only to the extent that it was provided with adequate means and resources.
The College welcomed the draft paper and commended it for its approach, in particular,its indication of actions Iraq could take to help to resolve particular issues, which could be successful only if Iraq provided immediate, unconditional and active cooperation.
Along the same lines,other experts stressed that policy advocacy work could be successful when it was based on comprehensive long-term strategies which contained various measures aimed at the improvement of the investment climate and whose elaboration and implementation involved all stakeholders from the private and public sectors.
She contends that, by virtue of judgement 126/1997 of the Constitutional Court of 3 July 1997, which definitely settled the matter of male primacy in succession to titles of nobility,no amparo appeal on the question could be successful, thereby rendering such a remedy ineffective.