Examples of using Problem could be resolved in English and their translations into Russian
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It was hoped that this rather old problem could be resolved.
The locality of the problem could be resolved between the two parties on the basis of the memorandum of understanding of the time.
It was suggested that pending the entry into force of the 2011 amendments the problem could be resolved through multilateral agreements.
The Unit hoped that the problem could be resolved and it intended to undertake the necessary coordination with OIOS.
He called for increased efforts to build peace and for due consideration to be given to the Moroccan proposal-- the problem could be resolved without the Territory separating from Morocco.
Others were of the view that the problem could be resolved by more clearly specifying the obligations of consignees when they were acting as unloaders.
Although OIC regretted the comments and reservations of the delegation of Myanmar concerning paragraphs 5, 10 and15 of the draft resolution, the problem could be resolved through courageous Government action supported by the international community.
This problem could be resolved if, in fact, doctor-diagnosed asthma in California is closer to the definition of severe wheeze than that of“asthma ever” in ISAAC.
He clearly expressed his conviction that the Angola problem could be resolved only through dialogue, not through arms.
The problem could be resolved if Cuba is allowed to connect, without discriminatory conditions or requirements, to the underground fibre-optic cables a few kilometres away from the national territory.
Since relatively few countries use the option to deliver safety adviser certificates with a restricted scope in accordance with 1.8.3.13,several delegations considered that the problem could be resolved at the national level or through a multilateral agreement.
In some cases, the problem could be resolved by convening meetings in a timely manner, without a quorum, if necessary, and having ready additional items if consideration of an agenda item should be concluded sooner than anticipated.
The problem could be resolved either by having the paragraph as a chapeau for the various draft decisions on peace-keeping operations before the Committee, since the same point was addressed in paragraph(a) of each draft decision, or by simply deleting paragraph 13.
The problem could be resolved by amending the text of the Secretariat's suggested version of the recommendation to read:"The law should provide that a security right in goods covered by a negotiable document is subordinate to the rights of a secured creditor, buyer or other transferee that takes possession of a document of title in the grantor's, seller's or other transferor's ordinary course of business.
This problem can be resolved by implementing the regional reform in Latvia.
As explained by Nevzlin,"all problems could be resolved quietly.".
It seems still slightly and the problem can be resolved.
Some problems can be resolved by rebooting your device.
These problems can be resolved only through early and substantive dialogue.
But these problems can be resolved.
The problem can be resolved effectively only through the consolidation of international efforts aimed at preventing decommissioned conventional ammunition from threatening the lives of millions of people.
We are convinced that the problem can be resolved only through a referendum on the self-determination of that territory.
It is persuaded that this problem can be resolved only on the basis of direct dialogue and by peaceful means without the use of force against the Palestinian people.
In most cases, problems can be resolved through legalization, provided that the construction in question can be integrated with the surrounding area and meets certain standards.
Those problems could be resolved by rationalization of the Committee's work, critical analysis of its programme and increased interaction between the Committee and the Centre for Disarmament Affairs.
While some problems could be resolved through educational measures, others required legislative amendments.
Such problems could be resolved through application of the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, and related human rights standards.
Those problems could be resolved by the adoption of a civil and optional personal status.
In some cases the problem can be resolved with additional hardware, but adding more hardware leads quickly to diminishing returns.
Such technical problems could be resolved during the current session and did not call into question the assessment system itself.