Примеры использования Those issues could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those issues could be elaborated upon in a working paper.
UNCTAD was viewed as a more inclusive forum where those issues could be addressed.
All those issues could be looked at thoroughly in the Commission's working groups.
The European Union was convinced that progress on those issues could help to improve the atmosphere for the political process.
Those issues could be resolved at the current resumed session with a concerted effort.
Only after the Commission had addressed those issues could a substantive debate on the procedural aspects of immunity be undertaken.
Those issues could have been dealt with informally before the draft resolution had come up for action.
Mr. Bazinas(Secretariat) said that procedural issues might arise at some point in extrajudicial enforcement and that those issues could be discussed in the commentary.
All those issues could be addressed through legislation, education policies and appropriate funding.
In that regard, it is important for the Government and the National Electoral Commission to clarify, without delay, the implications of the proposed constitutional referendum,including the cost of its conduct, so that those issues could be addressed in a timely manner.
All of those issues could, however, be included in a well-conceived agenda and dealt with in a single day.
The mission recommends that the Deputy Special Representative should also consult with the two parties on the exchange of prisoners of war andthe release of political detainees, so that those issues could be removed from the timetable and linked closely to the commencement of the transitional period.
It was observed that the discussion of those issues could be reopened in the context of a detailed discussion of subparagraphs(i) to xi.
While her delegation stood ready to discuss various issues, including the concerns expressed by the delegation of Zimbabwe on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries at the 25th meeting of the Sixth Committee,it hoped that a spirit of cooperation would prevail, so that those issues could be resolved at the current session of the Committee.
Those issues could be revisited by the Member States after the Organization had acquired experience under the new system.
In response, it was suggested that those issues could be addressed by remedies already available under other law, such as liability and wrongful trading.
Those issues could be the subject of a background paper on best practices but should not be main topics for the Commission.
It was not certain that all those issues could be dealt with in the seventh annual report, but it was important to dedicate the necessary time to developing a solid position.
Those issues could be tackled early and the root causes of conflict could be identified and addressed before they escalated.
The Governor stressed that those issues could be resolved by applying a clearly specified, consistent principle as to how the Territory would be treated in the future.
Some of those issues could be considered during the review of budgetary procedures to be undertaken at the sixty-second session of the General Assembly.
The Chair expressed confidence that those issues could be resolved speedily at the ninth session of the Committee and that the financial rules would be ready for adoption by the first meeting of the Conference of the Parties.
Either those issues could be taken up by the General Assembly and then referred back to the Second Committee or a decision could be deferred pending further discussions.
Discussions on those issues could not solve the present crisis, which had been caused by a lack of political will to bear the responsibilities and obligations envisaged in the Charter.
It was his hope that those issues could be overcome in time for a decision to be taken at the present session, but there might be a need for some flexibility in that regard.
Those issues could, and should have been, resolved by way of established and well-tried peaceful instruments, with the assistance of regional organizations such as the OSCE and the Council of Europe, as well as the United Nations.
Those issues could be meaningfully addressed in a number of international forums, including the Ministerial Conference of WTO, the tenth session of UNCTAD, the Group of 77 South-South Summit, the review conferences on social development and women's issues and, above all, the Millennium Assembly.
It was widely felt that some of those issues could be addressed by clarifying the text of certain definitions and recommendations of the draft guide without changing policy decisions made by the Commission and Working Group VI(Security Interests), while other issues required more substantial work and adjustments to the assetspecific part of the draft guide.
Those issues can only be addressed through necessary and visible reform.
Those issues can lead to denial of service, or, potentially, execution of arbitrary code.