Examples of using A second option in English and their translations into Russian
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A second option is to release under embargo.
Should it be decided at the meeting that in Western Europe the protective layer of 12 cm is sufficient,we propose a second option.
A second option is to submit the bid video.
Many of you would rather go somewhere else as a second option, rather than waiting like a statue in the freezing cold.
A second option is to upgrade the gas quality.
Often the only possibility to provide a second option for evacuation"outside the cargo area" is the lifeboat.
A second option is to put the whole system in Sleep.
Subversion 1.4 introduced a second option for specifying revision ranges, the--change(-c) option.
A second option is to interview all household members within a specified age range.
Proposals should include, as a second option, a service-incurred death benefit(principal sum or base amount) of $100,000;
A second option would be to design your car to only be1/4'' thick and cut the pocket straight though the car body.
The remaining players formed continental mixed teams as a second option(2 African teams, 6 European teams, 3 Pan American teams), and an intercontinental team was the last consideration 4 teams.
A second option would be to raise and deploy an international force to stop the fighting and compel a political solution.
Nevertheless, a second option would be for the Security Council to entrust the operation described above to a United Nations force.
A second option could consist in establishing a small expert committee that would be charged specifically with the task involved.
In addition, or as a second option, a profile of all countries could be created based on surveys conducted in previous years and submissions from Parties and relevant organizations.
A second option would be to require express consent of States that the legal standard on transparency would apply.
Other representatives said that a second option would be to obtain funding from the chemicals industry, on the grounds that that it had a responsibility to ensure that its commercial activities did not harm the environment.
A second option would be to create a master plan, install the streets, utilities and ground work and then sell parcels.
A second option to address the lack of sufficient permanent judges would be to enable ad litem judges to fill the key functions of the Tribunal.
A second option would be for the United Nations to provide a logistics support package to AFISMA in all phases of its operations.
A second option was to contract an armed private security company to perform the functions of the guard unit as described above.
A second option would be to cut back on the number of introductory seminars offered each year to countries not previously in receipt of UNCTAD technical assistance.
A second option is the role of an international coordinating body, which would act as the highest independent arbitrator in resolving disputes and clashes between regional structures.
A second option to address the lack of sufficient permanent judges would be to amend the Tribunal statute and to enable ad litem judges to fill the key functions of the Tribunal.
A second option to establish a new treaty body to monitor the implementation of the Covenant would be to adopt a new protocol open to States parties to the Covenant.
A second option would be to decide upon a straight percentage reduction of major equipment leases and self-sustainment reimbursements, to take effect after cessation of operational taskings.
A second option may be to adopt integrated legislation for non-possessory security rights, leaving the regime on possessory security rights to other domestic law.
A second option for bolstering the Mission would entail the deployment of a necessarily sizeable armed force-protection element as a security guarantor for the work of the unarmed observers and civilian staff.
A second option is to have no specific law on concessions, but to introduce provisions governing concessions in other laws, such as the competition law, public procurement law, privatization law or sector-specific regulations.
