Примеры использования Would need time на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many troop-contributing countries would need time to adapt to such an approach.
Teachers would need time to familiarize themselves with the new elements of the curriculum and might require additional training.
Any change in the pattern of meetings would need time for its efficient implementation.
The user would need time to find out for each type of statistics the availability by age and the age-groups used in the tabulations.
The lead expert pointed out that he would need time to review the new information.
Developing countries would need time to establish appropriate institutional and legal frameworks to effectively monitor and regulate the construction services sector, and to remove bureaucratic obstacles.
Mr. Aljunied(Singapore) said that his delegation would need time to study the information provided.
She emphasized that the Fund would need time to develop and implement such a system in an orderly way and agreed that the exercise should not become cumbersome or too time-consuming.
As a young State,it was understandable that it would need time to overcome the problems it faced.
Mr. TAKASU(Controller) said that he would need time in which to prepare an answer based on various assumptions, which would, in turn, depend on the outcome of the Fifth Committee's informal consultations.
The Italian Government had offered to host the conference in June 1998, and would need time to prepare for it.
However, the subregion- CIS- as a whole would need time to reach its full potential for development.
The Chairman took note of the list of issues andindicated that the host country and city would need time to study the problems.
The other thing is, we would need time to discuss this with other members of the European Union delegation.
One delegation stated that even ifthe division were fully staffed, it would need time to begin operating at its fullest capacity.
Kyrgyzstan considered that, in view of the financial and technical resources needed to implement adequately the recommendations on freedom of movement, and the more flexible requirements for equitable access to social security, health care, education andpensions for persons changing residence within the country, it would need time to study them further.
Furthermore, FICSA noted that it would need time to prepare an implementation programme, including a training programme.
Mr. OLIVENCIA(Spain) said that article 22 was a key article and that the Commission would need time to consider the various proposals before it.
One representative suggested that developing countries would need time to phase in alternative technologies and substances for laboratory and analytical use, including for the purpose of training personnel.
Mr. Lasars responded that the new Negotiation Manual was to rest on decisions by the Committee, which would need time to reflect on the OECD solutions.
He further explained that the OECD Scheme would need time to react to the decision of the UNECE Executive Committee.
The sponsor delegation informed the Working Group of its intention to substantively discuss the proposal during the next session of the Special Committee,since it understood that delegations would need time to consult with their capitals.
It was agreed, however, that, in view of the divergent views expressed, States would need time to consult in advance of the next Commission session on the appropriate applicable law policy.
Mr. Zhang Shen(China), supported by Mr. Khan(Pakistan), Mr. Maandi(Algeria) and Mr. Khairat(Egypt), said that he had received the draft decision only a few hours earlier and,although he envisaged no substantive difficulties with the text, he would need time to obtain instructions from his Government.
Some delegations expressed the view that although ITU would need time to review and consider the resolution if adopted, it was not appropriate to terminate the consideration of the matter in the Legal Subcommittee.
It was further noted thateven an exceptional actuary, with wide-ranging experience, would need time to fully understand the complexities of the Fund.
While delegations' questions would be answered as fully as possible,the Secretariat would need time to prepare the detailed reports requested by the Advisory Committee, and certain issues relating to human resources would only be clarified following consultations with the staff to be held in May and June.
While the Group would have preferred for the Committee to embark on its in-depth consideration of the proposals at the current stage,it recognized that the Secretariat would need time to prepare the detailed reports requested by the Advisory Committee.
Individual Governments would need to consider the key actions to be adopted at other quinquennial reviews;and Governments would need time to reflect on all the quinquennial reviews so as to allow them to give any such event in 2004 a sense of purpose and clarity.
Some delegations, however,pointed out that such a proposal should be formally submitted to the Special Committee as an official document and indicated that they would need time to consult with their respective Governments on the proposal.