Examples of using Could perhaps in English and their translations into Russian
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The brackets could perhaps now be removed.
Could perhaps a disgruntled employee be the culprit?
Working together, they could perhaps change the situation.
It could perhaps be discussed under the heading"methods of work.
However, the ambiguity in the definition could perhaps be clarified.
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That method could perhaps be adopted in Colombia.
Options 1 and 2 in article 7,paragraph 2, could perhaps be combined.
Paragraph 4 could perhaps be amended to read.
The resolution makes the Declaration more explicit,but the wording could perhaps be improved.
That issue could perhaps be discussed further.
Some questions which were difficult to deal with within the framework of the Statute itself could perhaps be solved in the resolutions adopted by the Conference.
The Secretariat could perhaps explain the suggestion that had been made.
If the working group could complete its work on complaints within three days,the remaining two could perhaps be used for that purpose.
Provision could perhaps be made for the preservation of evidence.
Provisions of article 23, paragraph 1, could perhaps cover this eventuality.
This could perhaps be done through an informal consultation.
National human rights institutions could perhaps make pertinent proposals.
One that could perhaps be eased by our arranging an advantageous marriage for you?
The continuing relevance of the MFN clause could perhaps be viewed in the context of two phases.
We could perhaps see employee bonuses as an investment in future profitability.
The CHAIRMAN thought that an appropriate formulation could perhaps be worked out in informal consultations.
Activities could perhaps be considered in detail at the programming stage.
Mr. HARMER(Observer for the International Association of Insolvency Practitioners)said that the point could perhaps be clarified in the Guide to Enactment.
Such an approach could perhaps be adopted throughout Latin America.
He agreed with the Special Rapporteur thattime should be allowed for legal and constitutional matters to settle down; the Committee could perhaps return to the subject in a year's time.
That could perhaps be accepted if it were limited to foreign main proceedings.
In this context, the preference-giving countries could perhaps explain how they were going to implement such commitments.
UNICEF could perhaps do more and might consider introducing gender-sensitive perspectives into its work.
Currently, applicants were not entitledto appeal against decisions, although the delegation could perhaps elaborate on measures taken since the drafting of the report.
The delegation could perhaps respond to those allegations and provide clarifications on the subject.