Примеры использования Could revert на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For all we know it could revert to normal by tomorrow.
It could revert to star form, gaining infinite mass which weighed down prey in an energy entanglement.
The CHAIRMAN said that the Committee could revert to the question later in the session.
Jesus told them if they found the requirements of apostleship too hard, they could revert to discipleship.
As for whether a contracting authority could revert to an earlier bidder, such a practice was unlawful in his country.
Hey, this is great! Yeah!'Happily, however,I soon found a typical Vietnamese hotel,'where I could revert to being a human.
In the event of non-compliance with the court order, custody could revert to the other parent, in accordance with article 95 of the Code on Children and Adolescents.
Since the Committee would be focusing on personnel issues at the fifty-fifth session, it could revert to the item at that time.
At a later stage it could revert to the question of definitions and include elements on impermissible reservations either in the draft guide or in the commentary.
The doctor explained me that another operation could revert your state and make you fertile again.
The Committee could revert to Mr. Amor's proposal when considering the section on freedom of opinion and to Ms. Motoc's suggestion when considering the section on the scope of the right to freedom of expression.
The Director-General needed a positive signal that he could revert to normal extensions of contract.
As the topic progressed, the Commission could revert to the question of whether and to what extent jus cogens should be considered under this topic- a question on which divergent views had been expressed.
Yet there is a clear danger that the chronic instability of that country could revert to devastating civil war.
And while this paper is being prepared, we could revert to the statements which are already scheduled, and then take a decision on this document when we have it before us.
Should the future situation require an expanded United Nations presence on the ground,the Council could revert to this issue at a later stage.
Alternatively, the Implementation Review Group could revert to the Conference of the States Parties and request the Conference to take a decision concerning the participation of observers in the activities of the Implementation Review Group.
The issue was still being discussed with the Office of Conference Services to see whether the Committee could revert to its original programme of work.
After the holding of the seminar, anddepending on the recommendations adopted by it, the SubCommission could revert to a discussion of the question of establishing an intersessional working group or appointing a special rapporteur on human rights, as well as any other bodies that might be proposed.
They believed that the degeneration could be reversed if proper environmental control was taken, and that all contemporary forms of man could revert to the original Caucasian race.
The proposals were for internal consideration by the Secretary-General, who could revert to the General Assembly at a time he deemed appropriate after examining them.
While not agreeing on the merits of the proposal, the members of the Committee on Contributions had agreed that,should the General Assembly decide to proceed with the matter, the Committee on Contributions could revert to it at a future session.
Perhaps after concluding its consideration of the draft report, the Commission could revert to the question of finalization and approval of the draft convention.
In this regard, ITC could revert to paragraph 6 of resolution 57/278, in which the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General and the executive heads of the funds and programmes of the United Nations to examine governance structures, principles and accountability throughout the United Nations system, since better disclosure would be a step towards taking a proactive approach to the review requested by the Assembly.
It's not to say that we wouldn't be present here, butI was wondering if we could beg the indulgence of colleagues to see if we could revert to the normal Tuesday scheduling for a plenary.
The Working Party invited Governments and River Commissions to study the draft and transmit to the secretariat by 1 June 2003 their comments andproposals on its text so that it could revert to the consideration of the Hungarian proposal at its forty-seventh session TRANS/SC.3/158, paras. 32 and 33.
Governments and river commissions were requested to study the proposal of Hungary and transmit to the secretariat by 1 June 2003 their written comments so thatthe Working Party SC.3 could revert to the consideration of the draft revised resolution No. 21 at its forthcoming forty-seventh session.
Mr. MSELLE(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions), responding to the questions raised by the representatives of Armenia and France, said that the proposals contained in the report of the Secretary-General(A/48/699/Add.1) had been formulated with due regard for the relevant Security Council resolution, andthat the Fifth Committee could revert to consideration of that question at the resumed session of the General Assembly from 25 April to 6 May 1994.
Customers often wish that the machine operator can revert to tested default settings, without needing to perform any settings.
After dismantling and cleaning,always let the gaskets dry for 24 hours so they can revert to their original form before assembly.