Examples of using Could immediately in English and their translations into Russian
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Any arrested person could immediately call a lawyer and inform his or her family.
I liked every show andevery designer had at least one outfit which I could immediately put on at place.
We decided to create such device that could immediately notify the driver when towing service is removing his/her car from the place.
The bomb was a true fire-and-forgetsystem because once launched, the plane could immediately turn away from the aim point.
Such a committee could immediately start preparatory work so as to work at full power immediately following the conclusion of our negotiations on a CTBT.
All this would also create conditions for Russia's entry into OPCW in such a way that it could immediately play a full role in the organization's activities.
Thus, the HTMLHelp software could immediately seek to the nearest 64 kilobyte interval and start decoding from there, rather than decoding from the beginning of the compressed datastream at all times.
In 1983 there was no free operating system, butit was clear that if we had one, we could immediately use it and get software freedom.
Quickly going to the Internet, I received a link to a site Suite buy,where could immediately find many suggestions on renting apartments, and that was enough for me 5 minutes to find an apartment and agree to the landlady about the price.
All this would also create the conditions for the Russian Federation's entry into OPCW at such a time when it could immediately play a meaningful role in the organization's work.
The Government could immediately pledge to set up activities relating to the exercise of certain economic, social and cultural rights that have been denied for so long in areas where circumstances permit.
All the while, continuing to teach the application of basic principles and techniques that they could immediately apply to the resolution of different case phenomena.
If the Committee agreed to the proposal, it could immediately receive a summary record produced in one of the official languages instead of waiting for it to be translated into the other official languages and distributed simultaneously.
Requests the Programme Committee to submit to it at its sixty-fifth session specific proposals on this subject which could immediately be put into practice; and 2.
In this case, the State must implement the sanctions, but could immediately contact the Committee to explain the humanitarian consequences and seek guidance.
Authorities should be transparent with the public about all of the options under consideration,not least so the public could immediately understand which options were not.
And foremost the responsibility of the Ministry of Justice to take action; it could immediately appoint special inspectors who would go and verify the situation and, if they found that something was amiss, the matter would be followed up even when only one person was involved.
The gender integration panel discussions have produced an important set of practical recommendations that the Human Rights Council could immediately implement with minimum effort.
In order toget rid of lice was as reliable as possible and after it children could immediately be treated, you should choose reliable shampoos containing proven insecticidal preparations.
Now, as always, interference made him angry, andhe felt sorrowfully at once how mistaken had been his supposition that his spiritual condition could immediately change him in contact with reality.
Specifically, the population in Akhalgori was told to accept Russian passports, so that they could immediately acquire citizenship of the Russian Federation, theoretically avoiding further harassment at the hands of Russia.
From the beginning of great complexity and must above all a wide range of flavors, fragrance and elegance,especially when showing Sangiovese, which could immediately imagine the potential of a great vintage.
They might be recent signatories to a convention,who had no experience of reporting and could immediately adopt the new approach, possibly benefiting from technical assistance with drafting from OHCHR; or they might be more experienced States that were interested in trying out the new method.
I understand the scepticism, but I think that, if we can achieve consensus by the end of this week, it will be good for the Disarmament Commission, because then we would have agreed items, andnext year we could immediately start our work.
Under article 18, paragraph 5, of the Constitution, a detained orarrested person could immediately request the assistance of a lawyer, and such a request had to be granted.
A recently released report by the Poverty Environment Partnership concluded that if just 10 per cent of the $1 trillion spent on subsidies in agriculture, energy andwater were redirected to sustainable development, we could immediately see a doubling of financial assistance to poverty reduction.
As currently many Lab s members work at designing of their research materials in the form of articles, they could immediately apply their knowledge in practice- with the help of the Lab s Head Valentina Kuskova and Senior Research Fellow Benjamin Lind.
Following several rounds of discussions by telephone between the Executive Chairman and the Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, agreement is reached that 13 inspectors would enter the building at 6.30, andthat if necessary the Chief Inspector could immediately call for additional unlimited numbers of experts to support the full exploitation of the site.
Since there is general agreement about the need for a modest expansion of the Security Council,the General Assembly could immediately decide to carry it out, if the decision would not force Member States to make permanent commitments on the two controversial issues- the composition of the Council and the use of the veto.
The proceedings for enforcement were reported to be either ex parte summary proceedings in which the opposing party would not be heard orcontradictory proceedings in which the opposing party could immediately invoke the grounds for refusal of enforcement enumerated in article V of the Convention or in the applicable domestic legislation.