Примеры использования Decision could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That decision could be appealed.
Some ministers supported its extension, and the decision could be made already this year.
That decision could also be appealed.
At the time,no lease had been signed, but a decision could be made soon, sources say.
That decision could change the rest of your life.
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If the Attorney-General decided not to prosecute, his or her decision could be reviewed by the Court of Appeal.
The decision could be appealed within three days.
She trusted that the draft decision could be adopted without a vote.
The decision could be taken by GC in 2009;
They also expressed their concern that this decision could have implications for the future role of CPC itself.
A decision could therefore be taken immediately.
The Chairperson said that a decision could be taken after the consultation break.
The decision could potentially impact the Euro and leading indices such as the FTSE, DAX and CAC.
The SBI invited Parties to come forward with offers to host COP 14 andCOP/MOP 4, so that a decision could be taken at COP 13 or earlier.
This decision could be taken on the basis that.
He wondered, therefore, whether it might be possible to establish a contact group to look at the issue,for which his proposed draft decision could provide one option.
Such a decision could include the following elements.
The State party should clarify whether a decision by the Attorney-General not to initiate proceedings in a torture case was final, or whether that decision could be appealed.
The draft decision could be adopted immediately.
That decision could be appealed to the Supreme Administrative Court.
But waiting to make a decision could have made our son a father at 15.
A decision could be drafted by the respective subsidiary group and submitted to the Conference of the Parties for adoption at its ninth meeting.
Alternatively, the proposed draft decision could be forwarded to the Meeting of the Parties for further discussion.
The decision could be taken on the basis of a secretariat proposal.
Recognizing that such a decision could jeopardize Article 5 Parties' capacity to handle the complexity involved in ODS phase-out.
The decision could impact the Euro, GBP, FTSE and other key financial instruments in Europe.
Subsequently, the decision could be challenged before the Dispute Tribunal and then appealed to the Appeals Tribunal.
If a decision could affect an entire industry, companies other than the litigants may wish to have their concerns heard.
In Mr. Weissbrodt's view, this decision could have financial implications that would discourage private companies from managing penitentiary institutions.
The decision could be challenged by the United States(and possibly China) in WTO, illustrating the"trade vs. environment" conflicts.