Примеры использования Could evolve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We sent Bender back in time to kill Homer before the monsters could evolve from him.
A new modality could evolve only with strong political will on the part of Member States, particularly the donor countries.
The European Union was convinced that an integrated programme could evolve and should be reviewed regularly.
The purpose of this paper is therefore to identify some questions around which a discussion could evolve.
The partnership could evolve over time, its activities would continue and, in the light of lessons learned, appropriate modifications would be made to it.
A teleological approach gave those interpreting a treaty a margin of discretion,so that the interpretation could evolve in the light of circumstances.
That state of affairs could evolve thanks to the ratification of international instruments such as the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
With the integration ofexplicit policy coordination and exchange-rate stabilization, this initiative could evolve into a full-fledged monetary system.
The teams were conceptualized as flexible structures that could evolve over the different phases of a mission, while consistently providing timely and effective support and ensuring effective peacekeeping.
The relationship between indigenous peoples and the international community should be strengthened so that the priorities andapproaches of international development agencies could evolve.
Primarily the forgetful souls are those who wanted to complete third density karma so they could evolve with the planet into fourth density, if not physically, then in Nirvana, your spirit world that is ascending along with Earth.
There was, for example, a fairly positive reaction to the idea of institutionalizing the meetings of the chairpersons of the human rights treaty bodies orincreasing the resources of a secretariat which could evolve to be common to all the treaty bodies.
It was not clear at present in which direction the enlargement of the GSP concept could evolve, so that substantial additional resources risked being engaged in areas without clear prospects of success.
He borrowed liberally from John Locke who later had a similarinfluence on Thomas Jefferson, but added his own revolutionary idea-the use of amendments-to enable a written framework that could evolve with the changing times.
They understood that critical mass plus requirements could evolve over time and looked forward to discussing that evolution as part of the recurring structured dialogue, preferably during annual reviews of the financial situation.
Such a gene, even if it was bad for the possessor of the gene,as long as it was worse for distantly related people, it could evolve and we might be genetically programmed to be murderers.
Experience with the Convention had shown that progress was possible, that it could evolve to respond to new security situations and that multilateral disarmament and arms control processes could have a positive impact on human security.
The adoption of two further protocols, besides the initial three adopted in 1980, andthe amendments made since then were proof that that framework could be continually improved and could evolve in accordance with the changing realities and concerns of States parties.
With regard to development, some Member States felt that the Economic andSocial Council could evolve to a high-level development cooperation forum, where global, regional and national strategies and policies for development cooperation could be reviewed.
To consider the report of the Executive Secretary to COP 2 on income and budget performance, including any proposals for adjustments to the Convention budget for 1996-1997, and provide advice to COP 2(at SBI 4);this practice could evolve into a regular report on the financial situation of the Convention institutions;
Drawing attention to the conceptual difference between inherent rights,which were linked to self-determination and could evolve, and rights granted, which were fixed but could be revoked, he asked into which category the State party placed the rights of indigenous peoples.
Nor, he pointed out, did our draft intend to propose a definitive text or one that was subject to any specific conditions: no, it needed to be further corrected, amended and supplemented by all delegations,so that ultimately it could evolve and be subject to substantive and formal amendments that would turn it into a text chosen by all and for all.
Agrees, based upon paragraph 3 of General Assembly resolution 54/196, on the substantive preliminary agenda presented in the annex to the present decision,on the understanding that the agenda is of an indicative nature and could evolve in accordance with the development of the substantive preparatory process, inter alia, by benefiting from inputs from member States, regional intergovernmental consultations and all relevant stakeholders.
When the highest universal council planned the Golden Age, it was anticipated that some souls that clamored to embody during the transitional period would succumb to third density limitations andforget their eagerness to be a part of it. Primarily the forgetful souls are those who wanted to complete third density karma so they could evolve with the planet into fourth density, if not physically, then in Nirvana, your spirit world that is ascending along with Earth.
The Committee calls upon the Secretary-General of the United Nations to continue drawing the attention of the Security Council to the situation in Côte d'Ivoire, which could evolve into a threat to international peace and security, along with extended violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
The risks of an overly narrow approach in specifications were highlighted,for example in high technology procurement where the appropriate specifications could evolve over time, and thus a functional approach to drafting specifications would be recommended in the Guide.
Tullio Scovazzi, Professor of International Law, University of Milan-Bicocca, provided a legal perspective on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity within andbeyond the limits of national jurisdiction while emphasizing the need to consider how the Convention could evolve to address new issues such as a regime for marine genetic resources and the establishment of a network of marine protected areas, as well as environmental impact assessments, capacity-building and the transfer of marine technology.
We want to create a game that can evolve.
For only what is involved can evolve, otherwise there could be no emergence.
If conditions are right,life can evolve.