Examples of using Could be of value in English and their translations into Russian
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Public information could be of value to Joint Mission Analysis Cells.
Now, what did you learn from your mother that you think could be of value to me?
However, such recording could be of value as part of the verification process.
Such information and other non-financial information disclosures could be of value to the stakeholders.
Nevertheless, it could be of value for following fast dynamic changes, as for example in optical elastography.
Civilians and military men retreated, destroying anything that could be of value to the royalists.
His country's experience could be of value to the development of a universal, legally binding document on assurances.
A number of existing monitoring programmes are producing information in a variety of media that could be of value for future effectiveness evaluation.
The work of the UNECE initiative could be of value here and had earlier been brought to the attention of WTO.
This new rule can either go into the"Quick-FixRules" set again or it can go into the English set if I think it could be of value in future projects.
A review of cooling performance could be of value for many older plants in the region.
Non-core media: A number of existing monitoring programmes are producing information in a variety of media that could be of value for future effectiveness evaluation.
The work of the UNECE initiative could be of value in this context, and had earlier been brought to the attention of the WTO.
The long experience of the United Nations system in addressing poverty in the field andintergovernmental levels could be of value to both Governments and the Bank and IMF in preparing PRSPs.
A device using the principles could be of value to large-scale organisations which frequently handle sensitive paper documents.
It expressed its conviction that the recent experience gained in ECE countries in approaching andresolving human settlements problems, particularly in housing, could be of value to countries in other regions.
It was also noted that such improvements could be of value to studies of other service sectors.
Besides the reported cases of Mexico, Central America, India and Sri Lanka,new data on the implementation of IVM from Zambia show promising results that could be of value to other countries.
It's a very interesting compound, and could be of value as part of a steroid stack due to its partial testosterone blocking effect in the prostate.
Mr. Lichem(Austria) proposed that the Fourth Committee should, as a general practice,invite other agencies to consider how space technology could be of value in areas that normally did not appear relevant.
It's a very interesting compound, and could be of value as part of a steroid stack due to its partial testosterone blocking effect in the prostate.
Some members said that the Council should encourage the parties to resume dialogue and to take tangible steps to improve the climate, andsuggested that a visit by the Security Council to both Palestine and Israel could be of value.
The Protocol V Plan of Action on Victim Assistance andthe experience of High Contracting Parties on these matters could be of value for States facing challenges in ensuring the adequate assistance to IED victims and protecting their rights.
The work of the UNECE Initiative could be of value for the ITA and had earlier been brought to the attention of WTO. For a detailed analysis of how the CROs could be used in the context of the WTO Non-agricultural Products Market Access(NAMA) negotiations, see ECE/TRADE/C/WP.6/2010/10.
Indeed, the effort to integrate objectives and modalities of operation in the legal andsocio-economic spheres was what defined the role of IDLO; by sharing its insights and experience in its observer capacity, it could be of value to the international community and to the United Nations.
Finally, the Special Rapporteur considers that in general the Irish experience in the field of freedom of opinion and expression could be of value for countries in the process of profound economic and social transition, and that it would be useful if Ireland could build up constructive cooperation with these countries.
Furthermore, all delegations wished to make constructive contributions to the attainment of the common goal of effective and decisive action against organized transnationalcrime without further delay, as an effective United Nations instrument addressing organized transnational crime could be of value.
Second, the Agency identified four reform-related objectives in which external technical expertise could be of value: implementing finance system reform, improving education planning mechanisms, reviewing eligibility criteria for the special hardship programme and transferring the Agency's payroll system from Vienna to the area of operations.
The Subcommittee was of the view that its discussion of the agenda item on general exchange of information onnational legislation relevant to the peaceful exploration and use of outer space provided the Subcommittee with a broad picture of how States regulated their national space activities and that such information could be of value to any State involved in space activities in their efforts to establish a domestic regulatory framework.
As indicated in paragraphs 63 to 65, the Commission might wish to consider whether guidance on microfinance regulation could be of value for countries with less developed regulatory regimes and limited resources, whether a reference document would prove a useful tool for Governments in that regard, and whether a colloquium of experts should be convened to further explore how the legal and regulatory issues surrounding microfinance should be dealt with at the international level.