Examples of using Could function in English and their translations into Russian
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No society could function without information.
Their devices did not require fuel and could function for millennia.
It could function under a modified mandate, comprising the following elements.
An international criminal court could function only as an adjunct to national courts.
It could function as a kind of human rights court and establish a set of specific procedures for the consideration of communications.
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She failed to see how a single body could function under the existing system.
International law could function properly only if the rule of law functioned properly at the national level.
When the Peacebuilding Commission was established,its membership had been deliberately limited to 31 so that it could function more efficiently.
There were now thousands, which could function in part thanks to financial assistance from the Government.
If drawdown of the Mission was more rapid than originally planned,the Mission could function with the allocation it had.
At first only the spirit of intuition could function in the instinctive and reflex behavior of the primordial animal life.
Thus, while the ombudsman panels were being evaluated, the Joint Appeals Board could function as it does now.
The three mechanisms could function as a commission of experts, provided that the commission is given the means to achieve its mission.
It is impossible to imagine how the Organization and its system could function without their political, economic and financial commitment.
The non Cypriot Presidents of the Supreme Constitutional and High Courts resigned in 1963 and 1964 respectively and, therefore,neither Court could function.
It was suggested that the Court could function at least initially as provided for in articles 4 and 5 of the draft statute.
Much remained to be done to improve inter-agency coordination mechanisms so thatevery United Nations mission or country presence could function as an integrated whole.
Neither national nor global markets could function efficiently or equitably without guidance and an overall vision.
Matters came to a head when the neutral Presidents of the Supreme Constitutional and High Courts resigned in 1963 and 1964 respectively and,therefore neither Court could function.
Creation of a multi-purpose sanatorium which could function as a temporary shelter for those in need from the whole affected area is also proposed.
If those essential reforms were to be successful, all Member States must recognize that, as an intergovernmental organization,the United Nations could function only on the basis of compromise.
And we could function even better if all 188 States Members of the United Nations became members of the IPU and thereby participated in the parliamentary world community.
With regard to the review of the intergovernmental machinery, the latter could function better, and an in-depth examination of its workings was necessary.
Both courts could function as first instance courts and, in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure valid at that time, there were two types of appeal possible.
Thailand proposed that such a meeting develop a model template that could function as a guide for the implementation of the Bangkok Declaration at the domestic level.
It could function if the amendments were adopted, in which case it would be possible for the United States and other Administering Authorities to provide the relevant information to be submitted to the Secretary-General.
Mr. JANUSKA(Lithuania) said that religions and associations could function without being registered but they would not enjoy certain privileges such as banking and rent facilities.
Where there were large numbers of continuing vacancies,posts should not be retained for long periods when it was clear that missions could function well enough without the posts being filled.
This referral system could function both electronically through hyperlinks to national websites and, conventionally, including bibliographies and references to contact persons.
In his 1973 book For Reasons of State, Chomsky argues that instead of a capitalist system in which people are"wage slaves" or an authoritarian system in which decisions are made by a centralized committee,a society could function with no paid labor.