Примеры использования Field could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A text written in a text field could be deleted by using the clear() method.
A field could be viewed as a dynamic text element, that is, the text displayed changes according to the rule defined by the user.
Technology developments in the field could bring about potential shifts in the scenarios.
They take on their functions out of a commitment to human rights anda conviction that the United Nations work in this field could make a difference.
Now a field could contain up to 16 MB of data, so a big novel would easily fit.
The deployment of poorly trained staff orlack of support in the field could have disastrous consequences.
The experience of UNCTAD in that field could be extremely useful to the land-locked States of Central Asia.
The establishment of regionalcentres for training and transfer of technology in the field could be another interesting area of cooperation.
The efforts of CCNR in this field could be supported in order to allow this Convention to become of pan-European or even global importance.
The coordination of all the various activities andefforts undertaken in this field could be a matter for discussion in the Sixth Committee.
UNDP's capability in this field could be an important instrument for promoting efforts to optimize the use of existing resources.
It is inconceivable to our delegations that any conclusions on the role of science and technology in this field could ignore these fundamental pillars of non-proliferation.
Responsibility in this field could only be assumed by way of global decision-making, given the global dimension of the phenomenon.
Although nationality was governed essentially by national legislation, the competence of States in that field could be exercised only within the limits set by international law.
Conditions in the field could make it difficult to carry out a rigorous budget exercise according to strict procedures and guidelines.
It was noted that a key role for private law in the field could be its usefulness as a tool in the prevention of fraud.
It must include the background and a description of the invention, in clear language andenough detail that an individual with an average understanding of the field could use or reproduce the invention.
The work of the Commission secretariat in that field could play a key role in such countries' efforts to achieve economic integration.
With the insertion of some logistics activities related to intermodal transport into its new programme of work,further work in this field could be suspended, unless new issues arise.
Developing countries that had been successful in the field could share their experiences and best practices with other developing countries.
A special rapporteur could examine the laws of a country for their compatibility with the Covenant and suggest appropriate amendments,after consultation with relevant NGOs whose experience in this field could provide country specific practical suggestions.
Delegation of authority to the field could reduce the workload of central procurement to a significant extent, and reduce delays in procurement action.
International cooperation should work to mobilize resources so thatcompanies specializing in the field could make the equipment at reduced cost, perhaps through Government subsidies.
Codification attempts in that field could affect established bilateral treaty obligations and assiduously negotiated agreements at the political level.
If certain translator is working on technical translation, then in that case his or her proficiency in one field could assist in improving skills in other technical fields that are interrelated.
A higher degree of coordination in that field could therefore only take the form of a more complete and rapid exchange among agencies of information on the decisions taken by their respective governing bodies.
Networking of existing institutions and building partnerships with non-governmental organizations active in this field could help leverage the limited available resources.
Her delegation hoped that international cooperation in the field could be further enhanced through, for example, the efforts of the United Nations Voluntary Fund on Disability.
International cooperation in this field could be expanded further to include agreements or arrangements on the sharing of confiscated proceeds of crime or property, taking into particular consideration article 5, paragraph 5, of the 1988 Convention and article 14 of the Organized Crime Convention.
Mr. de GOUTTES said that perhaps Irish legislation in that field could be supplemented by including a definition of racist offences and introducing an aggravating circumstance for racially motivated acts.