Exemples d'utilisation de Enough time to consider en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Give yourself enough time to consider an offer.
This report is presented as a formal document in order to give delegations enough time to consider the work adequately.
Take enough time to consider before you say YES or NO.
She also regretted that there had not been enough time to consider certain points.
Nor have they enough time to consider whether they are unhappy.
SAUDI ARABIA said that the G-77/China had not had enough time to consider the text fully.
Be sure to take enough time to consider every aspect of your decision.
Some members, however, expressed the view that the Committee had enough time to consider the request of Georgia.
Hence, there should be enough time to consider those proposals with appropriate advice from ministries in home countries.
Some members, however,expressed the view that the Committee had enough time to consider the request of Georgia.
This will leave us enough time to consider current user questions and translate them into the different languages.
Against: Alexandra: not enough funds allocated for youth travel Abstention: Ruslan:not enough time to consider thoroughly 12.
So there is still enough time to consider which plan to choose.
As this report had been distributed only a day before SCOI met,the Committee did not have enough time to consider it in detail.
Be sure to give yourself enough time to consider your options carefully.
I would like that to be mentioned in our report;I would like us to say that certain members felt they did not have enough time to consider the bill.
Moreover, the experts present had not had enough time to consider carefully the working group's report.
However, we found that in many cases, it did not consider longer term options- in part,because it did not have enough time to consider all the information.
Consequently he had enough time to consider them, that is, until 9 April 1990, the end of the time limit for lodging an appeal.
As indicated in paragraph 100 of document A/C.5/53/64,some members of the Committee on Contributions had expressed the view that the Committee had had enough time to consider the request of Georgia.
Also, if you're worried that you won't have enough time to consider what you're going to say, learn some phrases which are perfectly natural.
The European Union was not seeking adjournment of the debate, but rather adherence to the 24-hour rule,to allow enough time to consider the proposal.
Ruslan Morris, SESI Coordinator:not had enough time to consider this issue; Latifah Taormina, SICA Chair: was not present at working group.
Give careful consideration, however,to immediately resubmitting an application to the next competition if you haven't had enough time to consider the reviewers' comments and to make improvements.
The speaker doubted that the Committee would have enough time to consider that topic in the sixty-ninth session and suggested that it postpone its discussion until the following session, so as to be properly prepared for it.
Mr. BANTON pointed out that since the Officers had decided at the beginning of the session that the Committee would not have enough time to consider the question, the relevant documents had not been submitted to him.
Her delegation had no major objections to draft articles 14 to 19 buthad not yet had enough time to consider them in detail, given the speed of the Commission's work in that regard.
Luke Penseney, WSA Chair Seconded: Harvey Peters, Zone 5 Passed: Full Council: 1 against Zonal Representatives: 1 abstention Against: Elisabeth: recommended testing about this issue Abstention: Paloma:not enough time to consider this issue 4.
Saudi Arabia said that the G-77/China had not had enough time to consider the text fully, and could not accept it as a basis for discussion.