Примеры использования Should merely на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ideally international cooperation should merely complement national action.
The Committee should merely notify a State party if a report was late, which it could do on a case-by-case basis.
The traditions of the past are very great in their own place, in the past, butI do not see why we should merely repeat them and not go farther.
For the time being, however, the Committee should merely take note of the report contained in document A/51/884.
It should merely state that those aspects of nondiscrimination were covered by article 4, paragraph 1, and should therefore be taken into account.
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If problems of form were noted,the depositary should merely return the reservation to the State without comment.
One should merely learn to observe them soberly; without any narcotics it is possible to observe around oneself many signs that clearly come from beyond the limits of narrow earthly existence.
The tone of operative paragraph 4should be less imperative; the Committee should merely recommend that States"consider withdrawing reservations.
In his view,the Committee should merely formulate recommendations on the matter, starting by giving the famous plan a more modest name.
States, particularly the powerful ones, prefer to resolve problems outside the United Nations, orconsider that the Organization should merely endorse their decisions.
He also agreed that the new article should merely be mentioned in a general resolution and did not merit a special resolution of its own.
I have often stressed, in this context, that international and interregional cooperation does not imply that developed orrich countries should merely transfer funds to poorer countries.
Mr. Rivas Posada agreed that the Committee should merely take note of the request and state that the matter would be discussed in plenary at the next session.
It was noted that the streamlining of its structure and the changing of its name were within the exclusive purview of the Department andthat the Committee on Conferences should merely take note of the developments.
While not denying their importance,he stressed that such activity should merely complement the Organization's essential mandate of providing technical cooperation services.
With regard to reservations to treaties, the function of the depositary should be limited to simply reviewing the reservation as to form; if problems of form were noted,the depositary should merely return the reservation to the State without comment.
The Sub-Commission should merely encourage them to continue examining, during the fifty-seventh session, the ways of improving the effectiveness of agenda item 2 during the 57th session and indicate its willingness to entertain any suggestions that may make with regard to the Sub-be madeCommission itself.
Others argued that it was not a matter for the Working Group to discuss and that the Secretariat should merely review the proposal and feasibility study for submission to the Conference of the Parties.
In addition, the Main Committees should merely take note of the reports of the Secretary-General or of subsidiary organs which did not require a decision by the Assembly and should neither debate nor adopt resolutions on them unless specifically requested to do so.
A question was raised as to whether paragraph 9.5 should create a right of retention or whether it should merely establish a security to complement a right of retention that might exist outside the draft instrument.
In addition, the Main Committees should merely take note of the reports of the Secretary-General or of subsidiary bodies which did not require a decision by the General Assembly and should neither debate nor adopt resolutions on them unless specifically requested to do so.
Moreover, it was noted that the draft principles did not lend themselves to becoming a self-executing treaty; they should merely establish some basic rules or guidelines for States that might evolve into legally binding rules following further elaboration.
In addition, the Main Committees should merely take note of the reports of the Secretary-General or of subsidiary bodies which did not require a decision by the General Assembly and should neither debate nor adopt resolutions on them unless specifically requested to do so.
Mr. FALL, associating himself with Mr. ABOUL-NASR, said he did not believe that the Committee should dictate the behaviour of States parties regarding the issuance of identity documents to refugees. It should merely encourage them to take adequate measures to host refugees in acceptable conditions.
The view was also expressed that the Statute should merely envisage the possibility of the Court providing information or evidence to a State to assist with a national investigation or prosecution of a similar or related case without overburdening the Court.
The parties may wish to consider whether the contract should specify the period of time after delivery to the contractor of the 251 variation order within which the contractor must deliver his statement to the purchaser,or whether the contract should merely obligate the contractor to do so within a reasonable period of time.
The Committee should merely take note of those reports of the Secretary-General or subsidiary organs which did not require a decision by the Assembly and should neither debate nor adopt resolutions on them, unless specifically requested to do so by the Secretary-General or the organ concerned.
Accordingly, it was suggested that, instead of establishing a presumption that the data message was“signed”,the Uniform Rules should merely establish the presumption of a link between the electronic signature and the alleged signer, together with a presumption as to the reliability of the signature technique being used.
The General Assembly, including its Main Committees, should merely take note of those reports of the Secretary-General or subsidiary organs which do not require a decision by the Assembly and should neither debate nor adopt resolutions on them, unless specifically requested to do so by the Secretary-General or the organ concerned.
In other words, after discussing the views of Member States contained in the forthcoming report of the Secretary-General in accordance with paragraph1 of resolution 58/41, the Committee should merely recommend, in a short and precise draft resolution, that the Assembly take note of the measures that the Committee has taken in improving the effectiveness of its methods of work.