Examples of using Could derive in English and their translations into Russian
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Belarus could derive certain benefits form this ban.
At the same time,the level of commitment determined the value added that each country could derive from an IIA.
We could derive highly valuable information from the experience of other nations in this field.
As Ramanujan read andworked his way through these theorems he discovered that he could derive results that were not in Carr.
It could derive such reports from its management information system, but it has yet to do so on a systematic basis.
The observations should be as precise and practical as possible so thatStates Parties could derive maximum benefits from them.
However, before the United Nations could derive the full value of the Base, a large number of issues must be addressed urgently.
It was essential that efforts be increased to provide a framework in which developing countries could derive maximum benefits in the global economy.
It could derive from minni(memory), it may allude to his having a moon(måne) on his shield, or it could be interpreted as"smaller shield" mindre sköld.
The Council emphasized that, in order to solicit financial contributions from member countries,communication should highlight the benefits that they could derive from the Centre.
The ability to evolve did not depend only on the willingness of the parties to a treaty; it could derive from the nature of the term or from events occurring during the life of the treaty.
Yet national reporting should be perceived not as an obligation, a burden on national administrations, butas a very useful tool from which Parties could derive great benefit.
It was also noted that the Working Group could derive useful lessons even from highly specialized ODR models, such as those dealing with Internet domain name disputes.
While IDCs have generally no impact on the world economy because of their small size, some IDCs could derive"spin-off" benefits from certain effects of globalization.
Alternatively, it has been suggested that gringo could derive from the Caló language, the language of the Romani people of Spain, as a variant of the hypothetical*peregringo,'peregrine','wayfarer','stranger.
With respect to the question of applicable law, the Special Rapporteur had wisely abided by the recommendations of the Working Group,which considered that such law could derive only from treaties in force.
A higher priority for such strategies would be one of many benefits humanity could derive from the full inclusion of women in political decision-making and governance.
Financing for the participation of experts from developing countries, particularly LDCs,in UNCTAD's expert meetings needed to be ensured so that those countries could derive full benefit from the meetings.
Most studies recognized that the long-term benefits that Africa could derive from the Uruguay Round would be outweighed by short-term losses.
Different kinds of users exist: some advanced users are happy with perturbed methods like PRAM,other users will prefer suppressed data from which they could derive intervals;
I also remain seriously concerned that terrorist networks andrebel groups could derive significant economic benefit from criminal activities, including drug and arms trafficking.
The European Union has provided financing for eight regional seminars to explain to developing countries the results of the Uruguay Round and the opportunities andbenefits that those countries could derive from it.
It was discovered that binarizing the sub-images with a proper threshold andthen calculating the sum of the binarized sub-image could derive almost the same outcome as the original algorithm of the stacking method.
The consensus was for demand-driven support, leaving room, however, for supply-driven support in situations where enterprises are not aware or informed about existing programmes orthe potential benefits that they could derive therefrom.
As for the implementation of norms and standards,the High Commissioner pointed to the benefits which could derive from focusing on the regional and subregional levels, in order to bring together countries with similar problems and issues of concern and to seek solutions which were tailored to particular regional circumstances.
Market structure, including competition,is an important factor affecting the extent of benefits developing country producers could derive from their participation in international value chains.
He wrote that the German Academy could derive more benefit from the publication of Kepler's works if there were any complete writings in the collection and pointed out that the collection had originally consisted of 22 volumes, but only 18 volumes were left by that time Kopelevitch, 1994.
One of the characteristics of globalization was the increasing role of the private sector in the world economy, andhis delegation considered that the United Nations could derive significant benefit from a partnership with the private sector.
The Government of the Republic of Cuba is in charge of adopting the provisions, measures and additional arrangements that will be necessary for the complete protection of current and potential foreign investments in Cuba, andthe defence of legitimate interests of the same in the face of actions that could derive from the Helms-Burton Act.
As his Government saw it, the Year had two main aims: to raise awareness of the problem of racism and share ideas and experience on tackling it,and to draw attention to the benefits which everyone could derive from living in a diverse, multicultural society.
