Examples of using Can be rectified in English and their translations into Russian
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Many malfunctions can be rectified remotely by our technical support.
Ecuador considers that the imbalance in the levels of conventional weapons can be rectified only through regional disarmament.
This can be rectified by adding lines to the appropriate X startup files.
In the new law the mistake can be rectified by simply notifying the owner.
Prison authorities should ensure that health promotion services are available and that deficiencies,such as any necessary immunizations, can be rectified in prison.
Any malfunctions during operation can be rectified by pressing the Reset button.
That injustice can be rectified, for example, by enabling certain types of General Assembly resolutions to overrule a Security Council veto.
We hope that, with your support, Mr. President, andthat of our world community, that oversight can be rectified during the consultation process, now in progress, that you are leading.
The omission described above can be rectified by inserting the existing Note without alteration after the new text of 6.2.1.7.6 as follows.
With your support, Mr. President, andthat of the United Nations community, we trust that that oversight can be rectified during the ongoing consultation process that you so ably initiated.
Therefore malfunctions can be rectified before they can threaten the safety and quality of complete batches and cause rejection rates which are too high.
In light of the senseless slaughter, the pope pleaded for"peace on earth to men of good will"(Luke 2:14), insisting that there are other ways andmeans whereby violated rights can be rectified.
This is unfortunate; it however, can be rectified through self-awareness of the thinking processes.
That can be rectified through the dissemination of information through training, capacity-building and the provision of resources so as to facilitate the implementation of internationally agreed conventions and resolutions.
If the arbitral tribunal considers the request for an additional award to be justified andconsiders that the omission can be rectified without any further hearings or evidence, it shall complete its award within sixty days after the receipt of the request.
In most cases, the error can be rectified by a debit to the account of the incorrect transferee, with a corresponding credit to the account of either the transferor(in which case the transfer has been reversed) or to the correct transferee(in which case the transfer has been made correctly).!/.
An evaluation of these positive and negative aspects shows that it is impossible to rule out the use of countermeasures in the international sphere, but also that in order to ensure their oversight and efficacy,definite limits must be set so that their shortcomings can be rectified and their disproportionate use avoided.
FAO believes that many of these situations can be rectified and is involved in a number of activities with this objective in the Caribbean, Asia and the Pacific.
It is to be hoped that those historic errors can be rectified, not for the good of the President, and not just for the good of Bolivians, but for the image of peoples, such as the people of the United States.
We believe that the current state of disarmament affairs can be rectified only if real political will prevails and if cooperative efforts to overcome existing difficulties and obstacles are renewed and redoubled.
My delegation believes that the current state of disarmament affairs can be rectified only if genuine political will prevails and cooperative efforts to overcome existing difficulties and obstacles are renewed and redoubled.
The situation could be rectified through a further decision by the courts, rather than by the executive.
The situation of United Nations operational activities could be rectified provided that the reforms proposed by the Secretary-General in the area of development were adopted and put into effect with the necessary rigour.
The report concluded that the settlement was not contrary to the Treaty except for some aspects which could be rectified in the anticipated legislation.
These included the absence of a culture of cooperation among the different actors and groupings, which could be rectified by the creation of greater mutual trust.
He therefore urged Member States to make their contributions in as timely a manner as possible so that the situation could be rectified.
The international community always held that the errors of the 21 May elections could be rectified, although its appeals to this end at every stage in the process had no effect.
They were thinking that the ups and downs of the stock market and of the economic stability, andeven the political/military stability of the world was something just contingent upon the moment, something that could be rectified with negotiation or with some temporary police action.
Some other delegations, however, were of the view that the potential utility of the Convention had notyet been tested and it was likely that any shortcomings in the Convention could be rectified by short-term measures which did not require an amendment to the Convention.
Furthermore, the dispute settlement obligation was very weak,which was a serious shortcoming that could be rectified, for example, by compulsory reference to the International Court of Justice or arbitration.

