Примеры использования Process could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This process could take… weeks.
It determined that the process could be improved.
The process could be automated.
From experience, this process could be lengthy.
This process could be performed as follows.
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At the same time, clearly, it must be recognized that the process could take a certain time.
Such a process could take various forms.
Each existing scientific advisory body or process could be independently strengthened.
This process could damage the drive costume.
Furthermore, establishing a multilateral consultative process could lead to a more effective Convention.
This process could last from a few hours to several days.
However, this process has to be built upon existing assessments, avoiding duplication,as the funding requirements for the process could be quite considerable.
Because that process could take years.
The process could be strengthened by involving experts in progress assessments.
They do so now, but the process could still perhaps be improved.
The process could be observed through a peep hole in the door.
Hence the definition of BAT for any given process could develop over time, responding to advances in technology;
The process could include provision of advice on issues such as.
UNICEF was applauded for developing its comparative advantage to engage in SWAps, butit should recognize that this process could be labour intensive.
Such a process could be initiated in Puerto Rico by a constituent assembly.
The transfer of the detained Ivorians to Côte d'Ivoire without due process could, however, have been avoided had the Government of Liberia conducted an in-depth investigation into their background.
This process could be taken in conjunction with investments being made in the petrochemical industry;
This multilateral process could lead naturally to the trend of globalization.
This process could be extended to help Africa-based civil society organizations build relationships with Governments and other development partners.
Verification for such a process could prove lengthy, time consuming and would be difficult to monitor.
This process could in turn lead to the consideration of country situations.
A multilateral consultative process could consider any questions relating to the implementation of the Convention.
The process could be supported by appropriate political and financial strategies, which could help.
With respect to the expedited court procedures,support was expressed for establishing how the out-of-court process could be integrated into the expedited reorganization proceeding and it was suggested that what needed to be developed were the details of the proposal including the situations in which such a procedure might be used, the criteria that would trigger its use and the safeguards for creditors that would need to be included.
That process could eventually lead to the attainment of more ambitious goals, such as establishing a nuclear-weapon-free zone.