Примеры использования Matter could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The matter could be resolved through dialogue and negotiations.
And they're invisible… so dark matter could be one of these.
This matter could be reviewed, if necessary, in 2006.
Any further comments on the matter could be made at the next meeting.
The matter could perhaps be left to the discretion of the Working Group.
It was stated that the matter could be left to the Commission.
The matter could only be resolved by a ruling of the Supreme Court.
However, in view of the Chairman's observations, that matter could be included in the agenda of the present session.
The matter could possibly be dealt with in the United Nations arbitration rules.
The Committee considered that the matter could only be dealt with by the Meeting of the Parties.
The matter could thus be discussed when the plenary Assembly considered that report.
In this article, and subsequent work by others,they showed that negative matter could be used to stabilize a wormhole.
Perhaps the matter could be covered in the Guide to Enactment.
He took it that the Committee wished to waive the 24-hour rule so that the matter could be discussed at the next day's meeting.
Alternatively, the matter could be explained in the commentary.
She asked for clarification in a formal meeting,as her delegation had lost faith that the matter could be adequately dealt with informally.
In other cases, the matter could be followed up on after the meeting.
It had circulated a draft decision to all parties and wished to urge that the proposal should be given careful consideration so that the matter could be finalized in Buenos Aires.
It was agreed that that matter could usefully be clarified in the commentary.
The administering Power, it would seem, had no objection to such a visit; andif a properly executed letter were received, that matter could be resolved satisfactorily.
It was agreed that the matter could be usefully explained in the draft Guide.
If the secretariat considered, in light of its monitoring activities,that additional action was necessary, the matter could be referred to the Commission at its next session.
Mr. ABOUL-NASR said that the matter could be left to the Chairman to act as he saw fit.
This matter could be addressed as a joint intergovernmental concern but geared towards bilateral solutions, i.e. agreements between individual governments and financial donor institutions.
In the event of non-compliance by an employer, the matter could be referred to a tribunal which would force the employer to take action.
The matter could perhaps be further clarified by private consultations before it was next discussed.
If no agreement could be reached on a complaint filed with the Ministry of Justice, the matter could be brought before a court under the law on compensation.
In his opinion, the matter could be resolved by means of resort to a proviso, cast in general terms, referring to the right to individual or collective self-defence.
If that were the case, there would be no need for a special provision and the matter could be regulated by the rules pertaining to State responsibility.
It was agreed that this matter could be considered further if and when a workable proposal was able to be developed in conjunction with a safety need case.