Примеры использования Was not always possible на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Restitution was not always possible.
It was not always possible to meet the deadlines for the translation of documents by external sources.
On the other hand, a clear distinction between international andnoninternational armed conflicts was not always possible.
However, it was not always possible to replace such staff expeditiously.
The authorities preferred mediation as a means of settling disputes, although that was not always possible.
In this case, it was not always possible to determine the fate of those who disappeared.
The unrestricted movement of persons and goods, essential to the managing andcoordinating role of a headquarters, was not always possible.
This was not always possible, due to limited network expertise in this area.
Nonetheless, each form of responsibility had its own unique set of features, so that it was not always possible to transpose the rules mutatis mutandis.
It was not always possible to do so as some meetings were called at short notice.
Although the law permitted abortion, it was not always possible in practice owing to scarce medical facilities.
It was not always possible, for example, to replace paper documents by electronic documents all at once.
Inventory records were sometimes not reliable as it was not always possible to reconcile the listing of assets to the inventory records.
Certain activities and institutions did sometimes become redundant,perhaps due to lack of funding, but it was not always possible to say when.
In wartime, this was not always possible; due to raw materials supply problems, plants sometimes had to use substandard materials.
As a weak State,Burkina Faso was subject to many forms of coercion, and it was not always possible to judge the lawfulness of the consequences.
It was noted that that was not always possible, particularly in relation to unlawful or unregulated("rogue") experiments.
Although the ideal solution would be to combine all the available means,including direct observation of the situation on the ground, that was not always possible.
UNMIK indicated that it was not always possible to obtain all the required information from the local vendors that provided minor commodities.
Although this was an important factor in developing institutional knowledge andin follow-up action with successive inspections, it was not always possible.
In addition, it was not always possible to determine who was responsible for a file's management, who had accessed it, or who had removed documents from it.
With regard to the duration of police custody,he said that it was not always possible to bring suspects before a court within 48 hours of their arrest.
However, while it was not always possible thoroughly to cross-check every report, it is nevertheless possible to perceive a pattern in the information received.
The Department of Field Support commented that complete physical verification was not always possible, owing to the operational and security conditions at many missions.
It was difficult to apply alternative measures, such as house arrest, to such persons owing to their social situation, andtheir immediate expulsion was not always possible.
On the other hand,it was acknowledged that it was not always possible to determine when a country was at risk of conflict and whether a conflict was imminent.
It was preferable for cases to be tried in the territory of the State where the crime had been committed, butfor various reasons that was not always possible.
He pointed out that it was not always possible to separate, reclassify and recondition; the diagram proposed made it possible to ease this situation to some extent.
Delegations submitting draft resolutions should bear in mind that,owing to financial constraints, overnight processing of documents was not always possible and should be avoided.
Moreover, it was stated that recent practice had shown that it was not always possible to determine from the outset whether a reservation was incompatible with the object and purpose of a treaty.