Примеры использования Could not guarantee на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Economic growth alone could not guarantee social harmony.
He could not guarantee the safety of the overflights of such areas.
However, if he saw her in Harlan, he could not guarantee that he wouldn't change his mind.
While he could not guarantee that that information would be available before the end of the current session, it would be ready by June 1997, as requested in resolution 50/214.
Among other things, the president said Finland could not guarantee the security of the Baltic states.
He could not guarantee more efficient delivery of documents until Member States recognized the need to analyse the amount and kind of documentation necessary.
State wealth, even in the richer countries, could not guarantee the social protection of the citizens.
Incentives, new market mechanisms for ecosystem services and involvement of the private sector were recommended while it was noted that financial support alone could not guarantee success.
Akaitcho warned Franklin that in such a hard year, he could not guarantee food would always be available.
Regrettably, his delegation could not guarantee that it would be in a position to endorse the draft convention in its present form.
Uganda refused to arm them on a sectarian basis as we could not guarantee the proper use of those arms.
Model rules, however, could not guarantee the binding character of procedural mechanisms proposed in the draft articles.
The author did not commit fraud as he had warned his clients that he could not guarantee their visas.
The information was encrypted, but Apple could not guarantee that some information about developers may have been accessed.
Special Delivery only served communities whose population was over 4,000 people and could not guarantee delivery by a specific time.
It was shameful that the international community could not guarantee the basic right to existence even as it talked about improving the effective enjoyment of other human rights.
When Stenbock arrived he found the city's defenses wanting andsent a note to the king that he could not guarantee that he would hold the city.
Bodies and institutions with regional mandate, on the other hand, could not guarantee the participation of all countries, which was necessary for the acceptance of international legal texts.
However, just as with the option with an observermission on one side, the proposed preventive force could not guarantee the integrity of the Zone.
If the international community could not guarantee the refugees' right of return or their security or basic human rights, then it should seriously consider moving them to another State altogether.
As orders were made only once a year,the country office could not guarantee the availability for sale of successful items.
They had been guilty of some excesses which had been immediately punished by the authorities and he stressed that the police andmilitary alone could not guarantee security everywhere.
The variability of HCFCs destroyed annually could not guarantee the compensation of any excess of production;
In addition to having only dangerous methods at their disposal, the women being tried for abortion were forced to self-induce abortions in their homes, in unsanitary conditions orin clandestine clinics that could not guarantee adequate procedures.
Chinese Taipei was originally designated the host, but could not guarantee it would meet the AFC's standards for hosting the tournament.
She could not guarantee that Iceland's policy was to provide bilingual primary education for them all in the foreseeable future, although the Government and the Reykjavik community was encouraging that endeavour.
As can be seen the TER Database General Rules are far too strict and they could not guarantee a complete understanding and a correct data entry.
If the State could not guarantee those conditions to prisoners and, in particular, if it could not increase the number of penal institutions, it must consider a reduction in the prison population.
National ownership and capacity building were needed due to the fact that non-governmental organizations could not guarantee services in the long term future.
The Committee recognized that physical connectivity alone could not guarantee a seamless movement of goods and people between countries and that inefficient and lengthy cross-border procedures had become a serious challenge.