Примеры использования They could continue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They could continue their work with street children as well.
It was not a presumption that they could continue their work without such a request.
There they met a mister sitting on a grave who wanted to give them a chest full of gold so they could continue to go on with their vice.
I wonder if they thought they could continue to work in the circus if they were separated?
In addition, steps had been taken to provide homes for street children in social service centres, where they could continue their education and learn simple trades.
In general, they could continue to be hosted by interested countries to keep ownership of the process by the country concerned.
Its shortcomings should be addressed without delay so thatolder persons' rights would be respected and they could continue benefiting from development.
At past meetings, they could continue until the morning, which indicates low discord and high willingness of representatives to confirm the deal.
Not content to drive them back into their homelands in the Atlas Mountains- from which they could continue to wage war- Maximian ventured deep into Berber territory.
Furthermore, if the legal age of marriage for girls was 15, but the girls were supposed to attend school until the age of 16,she asked whether day-care facilities were provided for them so that they could continue their education.
There was a need to find a balance between the requirements of the United States banking system andthe needs of the Permanent Missions so that they could continue to carry out their work.
The members of the Technical Selection Committee were also assured that they could continue their work in an independent and impartial manner, free from intimidation and the fear of reprisals.
For musicians who were forced into hiding, such as Jewish film composer Jean Wiener,Desormiere signed the scores of their music so that they could continue to produce in secret.
Given the multinational character of all of these treaties,it is difficult to see how they could continue to operate fully in times of armed conflict, if they continue to operate at all.
The Association also runs an adolescent mothers project that aims at readmitting girl children who dropped out of school due to pregnancy so that they could continue with their education.
However, although humanitarian organizations were committed to continuing their work in Somalia, they could continue doing so only in a secure environment for which Somali leaders would bear the ultimate responsibility.
Lastly, the Secretariat should continue its efforts to reimburse Member States that had provided troops and equipment for peacekeeping operations,in full and on time, so that they could continue to support those operations.
Country programmes would require additional resources so that they could continue to deliver targeted and effective assistance to developing countries, which were still struggling to address the repercussions of the global financial and economic crisis.
Some consultants mentioned that they were provided with a visitor's pass during the mandatory break so that they could continue to work on the premises of the organization, without remuneration.
In the event of withdrawal or nonrenewal, the provisions concerning utilization contained in the type approval remained valid for pressure receptacles, tanks, battery wagons/vehicles andMEGCs manufactured before the withdrawal or expiry of the type approval, provided that they could continue to be used.
The funds and programmes urgently required an adequate andpredictable level of funding, particularly core resources, so that they could continue their efforts to support the priorities of national governments.
The Group was committed to providing a safe andhealthy workplace for the Organization's staff so that they could continue to carry out with professionalism the tasks assigned to them. Given the huge financial, legal and political implications of the Committee's eventual decision on the capital master plan, the lack of data from the Secretariat was cause for concern.
On arrival at the sites for inspectionat approximately 0900 hours, the Iraqi officials present stated to the respective Chief Inspectors that they could continue their inspections, but not with personnel of United States nationality.
The policy of the Directorate-General for Migration and Aliens towards them was not repressive: the Directorate made no migration check when transit was by air; in the event of overland transit, the PNC made the usual identity checks and only arrested smugglers and"mules",giving migrants, even those with false identity documents, the benefit of the doubt so that they could continue their journey.
She appealed to all Member States to continue scaling up efforts to create better conditions for young people, so that they could continue to develop their skills, fulfil their potential and actively participate in the building of a better society.
He took note of the financial compensation awarded to persons harmed by oil development projects, but said that Ecuador might consider providing compensation that was more acceptable to the parties concerned,for example by offering them State-owned land on which they could continue to live according to their ancestral customs.
The tragic events in the former Yugoslavia andin Somalia had demonstrated the need to consider the status of the various humanitarian organizations in order to ensure that they could continue their activities in increasingly difficult circumstances.
Such policies were aimed at, among other objectives, providing an enabling environment for healthy and active ageing,as well as harnessing the potential of older persons so that they could continue to contribute to the socioeconomic development of society.
His delegation also urged the Secretary-General to continue his efforts to secure timelyreimbursement for troop-contributing countries, some of which were developing countries, so that they could continue to support peacekeeping operations.