Примеры использования Could resume на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If this recurs,conflict could resume.
He could resume the exploration of Edfu but the French were banned from excavating in Egypt.
Which was adjourned until the next session of the criminal court, could resume in June 2002.
Similar activity could resume after the rainy season in areas controlled by LURD.
The family returned to New York City in 1959 so that Hugh could resume his acting career.
The international community could resume and bolster efforts in support of the administration of justice.
After confirmation of that roadmap by AC.3 at its November 2006 session, the HFCV subgroups could resume their work.
The growth in demand for defensive assets could resume in case of new sanctions against Russia.
They donated the lands to the Cistercian order in 1926 so thatmonastic life could resume on the site.
In our country Russians could resume or get the education, the quality of which is recognized throughout the world, for free.".
Juraj Krnjević took over as leader until his own death 1988,only a year before the HSS could resume its work within Croatia.
In 2005, Brunswijk warned that the Jungle Commando could resume fighting if the 1992 Kourou peace accord's conditions were not met.
Despite a ceasefire that has continued for three and a half years,there is still a threat that hostilities could resume.
Negotiations on a protocol on MOTAPMs could resume in 2011 and continue to be based on the mandate established in 2006 in document CCW/CONF. III/7/Add.2.
The CTBT is in peril, while statements from India andPakistan lead to some optimism that we could resume the right track.
With immediate support from the international community, the HNP could resume its training activities and restore its capability up to the recent pre-crisis levels in two years.
Without sufficient security, timber companies will need to provide their own protection forces,and conflict could resume.
Protests were held on subsequent days. On 6 August,it was announced that the two journals could resume publishing on 18 August, although no details were provided.
Without sufficient security, timber companies will provide their own protection forces,and conflict could resume.
The Ministers looked to Iraq to respond positively, so thatUNSCOM's work could resume and progress could be made towards compliance with the Council's resolutions.
CARICOM believed that a reinstated unit on transnational corporations within the United Nations system could resume that vital function.
On 5 January 1995, the Israeli-Palestinian Liaison Committee stated that work could resume on the arable land near the Morag settlement that Khan Younis residents claimed was theirs.
The Assistant Secretary-General outlined the recent international efforts to create conditions under which negotiations between the parties could resume.
This can be achieved only by full, unconditional Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon,so that Lebanon could resume its traditional role in consolidating development and prosperity.
In this critical period, every effort must be made to ensure that fear, hatred andviolence did not prevail and that the dialogue for peace could resume.
It was correct that police officers suspended from duty for an offence could resume contact with detainees, since it was assumed that the suspension would have had a deterrent effect.
Moreover, the report asserts that if a further 50 square kilometres were cleared most people in Afghanistan could resume a normal productive life.
He hoped that Nepal would soon have a parliament, so thatthe Human Rights Commission could resume its work, given that it would have a key role to play in drawing up the draft definition of torture.
Which held that once certain rehabilitation targets had been reached, targets attainable by hydrotherapy and electro-shock,the patient could resume a normal life.
His Government hoped that the Forum could resume at the earliest opportunity, and stood ready to explore new means of advancing dialogue that fully reflected the interests, rights and responsibilities of Gibraltar see A/C.4/67/SR.3.