Примеры использования Problems that might arise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The problems that might arise from State succession in that respect had already been resolved.
Furthermore, attention was drawn to the problems that might arise in assessing the credibility of an allegation.
She believed the State party should undertake a real review of the situation to be able to tackle the problems that might arise.
Problems that might arise in an electronic environment should not be solved by the draft convention and should instead be governed by the applicable law.
Pilot studies were conducted within the school's program, in order toapprove methods and discuss problems that might arise during the project's realization.
Any problems that might arise in connection with the registration of trade unions were the result of opposition on the part of workers, i.e. they had to do with relations between unions.
All in all, he concluded that the Parking Programme was working well andoffered continued assistance in resolving any problems that might arise.
The problems that might arise in the course of devising such mechanisms were less dangerous than the problems that would be created by moving forward without issues being clarified.
The account manager would track the development of a document from the initial request, andwork with committee secretaries to resolve problems that might arise at any stage of document production.
Problems that might arise from the presence of Iraqi installations and Iraqi citizens and their assets in the DMZ on the Kuwaiti side of the newly demarcated boundary.
The Committee emphasizes the need to solve,through negotiations, problems that might arise in this regard for the normal functioning of the delegations and the missions accredited to the United Nations.
Problems that might arise from the presence of Iraqi installations and Iraqi citizens and their assets in the demilitarized zone on the Kuwait side of the newly demarcated boundary.
The Committee emphasizes the need to solve,through negotiations, problems that might arise in this regard for the normal functioning of the delegations and the missions accredited to the United Nations;
As stated in my previous report, a lasting peace would require a relationship between the parties that enabled them to address, through peaceful discourse, any problems that might arise between them.
In the computer age, any technical problems that might arise were not insurmountable and some doubt was cast on the Fifth Committee's ability to take practical decisions.
In addition, the efforts of the Court in cooperating with other international tribunals were admirable andrepresented an effective way of addressing problems that might arise as a result of fragmentation of international law.
It was stated that the proposed text avoided the problems that might arise from the use of a presumption and recognized the principle of non-discrimination contained in article 5 of the Model Law.
The United Nations was entitled to greater involvement by the host country in the financing of the plan and every possible assistance from the City andState authorities in resolving any practical problems that might arise.
Direct incorporation avoids problems that might arise in the translation of treaty obligations into national law, and provides a basis for the direct invocation of the Covenant rights by individuals in national courts.
On the other hand, it would seem to me that there is a legal obligation on the host country to take account of complaints by missions andto attempt in good faith to resolve problems that might arise in the actual operation of the Parking Programme.
Mr. GROSSMAN said that the Committee should try to anticipate problems that might arise with its new optional reporting procedure and, to that end, it would be useful to adopt a mechanism to oversee its application.
His delegation welcomed the efforts made by the coordinator with regard to a draft convention for the suppression of actsof nuclear terrorism and was ready to cooperate with him in order to overcome any problems that might arise as a result of the lack of political will in certain quarters.
In the absence of agreement, however, the Commission's ability to ameliorate-- on its own initiative-- any problems that might arise is limited to minor clarifications justified principally by the enlargement of the scale of the maps with which it is working.
Thus, the law requires that the minor's interests in the asylum procedure and accompanying basic care and maintenance procedure be represented by a legal advisor, thereby ensuring that, in addition to theyouth welfare institution as the body having general custody, an adviser is available at all times for all questions and problems that might arise.
Accordingly, in order not to complicate the regime and to avoid the problems that might arise from applying two regimes, the foreign State through whose airspace the space object may travel should be notified and safety measures should be complied with.
There was therefore a need for in-depth analysis of the various roles civilian private security services could play in crime prevention andcommunity safety, and problems that might arise as a result of the presence of such services in different societies.
On the one hand, the restrictions placed on the scope of the topic would not alleviate the problems that might arise in its consideration and, on the other hand, those restrictions narrowed the subject matter to such an extent that there might not be any point in studying the topic.
Against the backdrop of these lessons and experiences,a discussion was held at the symposium on the aspects which needed to be carefully studied in preparing a project for a permanent link through the Strait of Gibraltar in order to avoid any problems that might arise later during the construction if these aspects were not attentively and rigorously examined.
The national committees advise Governments,providing them with ongoing support to solve any problems that might arise in connection with accession to international humanitarian law instruments, promote the incorporation of that international law into national law and assist in dissemination of the relevant provisions.
With regard to the proposal submitted by Guatemala to extend the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice to disputes between States and international organizations, which she supported in principle, she looked forward to further improvements,mainly concerning possible difficulties in the constituent instruments of such organizations and the problems that might arise when they were not composed solely of State representatives.