Examples of using Study could in English and their translations into Russian
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The study could have implications for the treatment of obesity.
The reports published as part of that study could be made available to the Committee if desired.
Such a study could, where warranted, include the conclusions of its authors.
The review explored the extent to which issues addressed in the study could be dealt with in the existing pan-European data.
The study could serve as a basis for work aimed at harmonizing the two instruments.
Where discrimination is found to exist, the study could serve as an important basis for the development of solutions.
The study could be extended to interested CEE countries and UIC offers to support such work.
Where discrimination is found to exist, the study could serve as an important basis for the development of solutions.
A study could provide a systematic analysis of whose action can count for subsequent agreement or practice.
Speakers further noted that the draft study could be used as reference material in the delivery of technical assistance.
Undertake a systematic study of legal and regulatory instruments on small arms andlight weapons in the subregion; such a study could define the terms for the harmonization of different laws;
Such a study could certainly be a point of departure for the other suggestions in this section.
Some delegations were of the view that this item should remain on the agenda of the Subcommittee, and that its study could be carried out, as necessary, by working groups or intergovernmental panels in order to ensure the use of the geostationary orbit in accordance with international law.
Such a study could form the basis for adopting new ways of involving civil society more fully in our common endeavours.
Some delegations expressed the view that this item should remain on the agenda of the Subcommittee and that its study could be carried out, as necessary, by working groups or intergovernmental panels in order to ensure the use of the geostationary orbit in accordance with international law.
The study could also initially be restricted to parts of the chemical industry, such as plastics, fertilizers or pharmaceuticals.
If that was achieved, the study could prove to be a very useful guide in a highly complex field.
The study could be used to establish consensus on the need for a convention, perhaps within the context of regional mechanisms.
Some speakers suggested that the draft study could be used as a basis or as guidance for future Expert Group discussions.
The study could therefore serve as a valuable tool for reviewing and updating legislation and policies taking into account each country's legal and institutional framework for land administration.
Specific suggestions were made as to how the study could better address the contribution of traditional knowledge to disaster risk reduction.
The study could/should be led by the SEC in partnership with DAMU and appropriate trade and industry bodies from the private sector.
Bureau members agreed that such a study could be an input of the Committee to the Habitat III Conference to take place in 2016.
The study could also shed light on the role of the concept of flexibility in promoting and implementing appropriate national development policies.
However, stressed that such a study could only show whether the costs of the various plans were more or less in line.
Such a study could be completed one year in advance of the ninth meeting of the Conference to allow for appropriate pre-consideration by the Open-ended Working Group.
Further international collaborative study could facilitate an assessment of potential future benefits and the environmental safeguards required.
Such a study could be beneficial in developing a more comprehensive understanding of what financial entities are used under what conditions, as well as the development of guidance targeting each specific sector.
It was, however, stressed that such a study could only show whether the costs of the various plans were more or less in line.
Such further study could be carried out, inter alia, on the basis of referral by the Security Council and through subcontracting and partnership.
