Примеры использования Measure could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This measure could be agreed at the Review Conference.
In the case of the United Nations recommendations, this measure could apply to tunnels of 1000 metres and over.
This measure could help to improve representation in the Council.
The law currently in force in fact provided that that measure could be imposed directly after a warning.
ThisSuch a measure could help prevent illegal trade;
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Given the reality of the wars in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, such a measure could serve as an incentive for victims to come forward.
This measure could have serious implications for the status of up to 100,000 refugees.
It was the opinion of these Members that such a measure could be discriminatory and not compatible with international trade law.
Another measure could be regular exchanges of senior space officers and their staffs, as well as operations officers.
If those who cannot comply with electronic monitoring requirements end up being detained, this measure could be discriminatory.
Another measure could be the provision of better market access for Bulgarian goods and services.
One member disagreed with the Legal Counsel's opinion and felt that the measure could be an effective incentive for payment of arrears.
For example, one preventive measure could be the emptying of tanks containing very dangerous chemicals at the outbreak of hostilities.
Other members expressed reservations about introducing such proposals to the scale methodology,as any new measure could become a source of additional discontinuity.
The expert emphasized that such a measure could be another step in the development of tourism in Russia, greatly increasing the number of tourists to Moscow.
It was decided to replace the words,"the party against whom it is directed" with the words,"any party" for the reason that the measure could impact upon any party.
Such a measure could inhibit the formation of a truly integrated command and control structure, thus increasing the risk of a return to hostilities.
Some members expressed reservations about introducingsuch proposals to the scale methodology, as any new measure could become a source of additional discontinuity.
One such measure could be the re-allocation of revenues collected at national level to enable the financing of local programmes supportive of restructuring;
With regard to the power of the Ministry of the Interior to ban an association, such a measure could be taken only if it had been proven that the association had committed an offence covered by the Penal Code.
Such a measure could be contemplated only when the country was unified and provided there would be no more foreign aggression or hostilities between North Korea and South Korea.
In that context,he was pleased to learn about the Ministry of Education's experiment of teaching a group of Vietnamese children in their mother tongue and hoped that that measure could be extended to other ethnic groups.
That measure could have severe repercussions on the possibility for the organization to continue to carry out activities which are of a public nature and in the public interest.
Ms. IZE-CHARRIN said that all the treaty bodies had expressed concern over the proposal to create a single standing body,as well as fear that such a measure could have negative effects on the specific nature of each human rights treaty.
One key measure could be to require paternity leave of the same length as maternity leave, with full pay for both parents during such leave.
Firstly, persons held in pretrial detention could be separated from other prisoners if the conditions specifiedin article 86 of the Code of Criminal Procedure were met; however, such a measure could be applied only by court order.
Another measure could be to facilitate, without delay, access to all remaining mined areas in and outside the buffer zone, in line with Security Council resolution 2114 2013.
It was stated that it was important from a practical point of view to broaden article 17 ter to clarify that an interim measure could be granted by a State court in a jurisdiction other than that of the place of the arbitration.
One such measure could be for the Committee to give high priority, in its deliberations and decisions, to the issue of improving integration and coordination within national statistical systems.
In our understanding, the concept of the stateless person asthe target of expulsion arises in draft article 14 paragraph 3, without consideration of the very real possibility that this measure could be applied to a person whose country of origin is not recognized.