Примеры использования Could not be expected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Police officers could not be expected to monitor people's conversations.
While UNDCP was at the vanguard of the interagency effort, it could not be expected to shoulder the entire burden.
African countries could not be expected to deal easily with their own terrible heritage from the colonial past.
Unless the quota was mandatory, the legislation could not be expected to produce the desired results.
The Government could not be expected to meet these expectations less than two months after its formation.
He cautioned that with a lower level of core resources, UNDP co-financing from its own resources could not be expected to increase.
Nevertheless, the Government could not be expected to create employment on the scale needed.
Furthermore, they pointed out that given the difficulty Member States had in agreeing on priorities,the Secretary-General could not be expected to be more specific.
It showed that growth and development could not be expected to result automatically from trade liberalization.
It was stressed repeatedly that economic growth had to be decoupled from environmental degradation and could not be expected without greening the economy.
A single administrator could not be expected to follow developments in all statistical domains.
No doubt improvements could be made in the recruitment, organization andadministration of the staff, but these could not be expected to overcome the structural resource deficit.
Productivity could not be expected to rise, as the budget for information technology had also been cut by $10 million.
Decisions concerning the environment, human settlements andsustainable development could not be expected before the fifty-third session of the General Assembly.
The United Nations could not be expected to perform the tasks with which it was entrusted without an adequate, secure and predictable funding base.
Accordingly, it was agreed that,while increases were justified, they could not be expected to solve fully all existing problems.
For those countries, FDI could not be expected to be a prime source of development finance in the immediate period and official resources were necessary.
The Department's problem was particularly acute because language staff could not be expected to be fully effective immediately on recruitment.
New staff could not be expected to be familiar with the issues involved and consequently it would be difficult if not impossible to ensure the same quality of secretariat services.
Some companies had as many as 80,000 suppliers and could not be expected to conduct exhaustive due diligence processes in each case.
The evaluation exercise drew the conclusion that unless there was political commitment to redirecting domestic andexternal resources to industrialization, much progress could not be expected.
Mr. KLEIN said that the State party could not be expected to define the status of women within religion.
To a newcomer this seemed sensible and astute; it had been my understanding that unless all parties in a negotiating forum believed that theirinterests would be addressed, meaningful results could not be expected.
Clearly, without our advanced technologies you could not be expected to complete the cleansing programs by yourselves, in time for Ascension.
Cede(Austria) expressed doubts about such a possibility,maintaining that such a view was not supported by existing international law and could not be expected to become part of the legal order in the near future.
The fact that UNHCR could not be expected to adequately prepare for emergencies if funds were not in place to provide for stockpiles and ensure capacity was stressed by one delegation.
If the informal system remained principally Headquarters-based, it could not be expected to meaningfully diminish the workload of the formal system.
He added that UNPROFOR could not be expected to take on this additional responsibility within its existing resources and that it would need at least one brigade in each town declared a safe area.
He emphasized that the text under discussion was a draft model law and that, as such, it could not be expected to fit seamlessly into all national legislative systems.
Parents could not be expected to change their preferences for sons' education, or their practice of negotiating early marriage for girls, without programmes and incentives devised by the Government to encourage them to do so.