Examples of using Could base in English and their translations into Russian
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Imagine if you could base a trade finance decision on corporate's the latest payment information.
The reader also later learns of Sutpen's childhood,when young Thomas learned that society could base human worth on material worth.
The Court found that the sub-purchaser could base his action against the American seller on CISG, since the seller had issued a contractual guarantee in favour of the end-user.
However, not yet forthcoming is one of the most important principles on which the small States could base their trust in the collective security system of the Security Council.
In that regard, one of the essential measures infavour of children and social progress was to provide to the young a good education on which they could base their lives.
According to one view it was questionable whether national courts could base their judgements on mere recommendations from private institutions, such as the Institut de Droit International.
The Court granted both applications,holding that for both decisions there was no valid arbitration agreement upon which the board could base its jurisdiction.
Among the grounds on which he could base his new application are the risks of being subjected to torture if returned to his native country, humanitarian grounds, his state of health, and the links he has established with the Swedish society.
When Father Kondor was questioned to find out if Don Alberto had read the famous letter of Lucy,he answered no, but that he could base what he said on the study he had made of the Fatima message.
The speaker hoped that in the future,UNICEF could base its actions on the consensus achieved at the Summit, which was that the initiative would be undertaken by those developed and developing country partners that were interested in doing so.
It requested advice from the Commission on the types of information that they would wish to see summarised on which they could base their endorsement and subsequent review of these activities.
The Conference could base its work at the present meeting on the draft text contained in annex I to document UNEP/POPS/COP.6/29 or on the draft text resulting from the intersessional consultations set out in annex II to that document.
Mr. BRILLANTES asked for details of any serious violations of the rights of migrant workers and their families,so that the Committee could base its recommendations to Azerbaijan on specific cases.
Given that the draft principles andarticles created a coherent system on which international courts and tribunals could base their decisions, their translation into a convention would strengthen the system and contribute meaningfully to the progressive development and codification of international law, while having the added benefit of revitalizing the work of the Sixth Committee.
It is important forMember States to agree, within the General Assembly, on a practical and specific definition of the concept on which the United Nations could base its future work.
The Conference could base its work at the current meeting on the draft text set out in annex I to the note by the Secretariat on the procedures and institutional mechanisms for determining non-compliance with the provisions of the Stockholm Convention and for the treatment of parties found to be in non-compliance(UNEP/POPS/COP.6/29) or on the draft text resulting from the intersessional consultations set out in annex II to that document.
This increased the cost to the borrower considerably, and this could be avoided with a uniform system where the banks would know that all clients would have the same kind of data,and the banks themselves could base their assessments on that.
In the latter instance, while the note by the Institut appended to the Working Group's report did mention commercial contracts,it was hard to see how national courts could base their judgements on a mere recommendation, particularly one coming from a private institution.
Mr. Mselle(Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions), introducing the ACABQ report(A/53/418), said that since document A/52/837 had been submitted late and was of poor quality the Advisory Committee had notproduced an interim report at its spring session, pending receipt of information on which it could base such a report.
The Committee could request him to be present during the consideration of his country's situation and, if Estonia did not submit a report on theimplementation of the Convention, the Committee could base its deliberations on the report Estonia was to submit to the Commission on Human Rights.
The President can base its efforts on the work of previous presidencies in this regard.
Our engineers can based on drawings to make out various type of aluminum parts.
The Ombudsperson can base her recommendation only on information provided or available to her.
Players can base their courses on the gameplay, and visual style of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3, Super Mario World, and New Super Mario Bros. U, which all share the physics of the latter.
The timely provision of relevant information is fundamental to the overall fairness of the process and the Ombudsperson can base her recommendation solely on information available to her.
They can base their nests almost anywhere, constantly make new paths to food sources and expand their settlements.
This ensures that you can base treatment decisions on the most up-to-date and reliable evidence.
For the manual mode, you can base your decisions on the percentages of probability to win, generated by the software.
Let us turn our attention to certain positions of the rules of our fasting, on which we can base our modern practice of the Orthodox fast for laity.
We can define them together, andwe propose, in the following chapter, a principle upon which we can base these, if everyone agrees.