Examples of using This practice could in English and their translations into Russian
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This practice could affect the fairness of the procurement process.
The Special Rapporteur is of the view that this practice could be assimilated to censorship and deserves examination.
This practice could not be implemented in the first half of 2003.
The People's Committee of Hanoi declared that this practice could tarnish the image of the city as a“civilized and modern capital”.
This practice could deny girls the right of choice and independent decision making.
Establishment of regional operation companies in the European Union(Romania) was useful, andthis is why this practice could be applied in Moldova as well.
Liz: And this practice could heal someone's grieving heart, or work toward that?
This practice could also be extended to the renewal of the mandates of peacekeeping missions.
WP.29/AC.2 noted that the Working Party on Pollution and Energy(GRPE)included a list of acronyms in UN Global Technical Regulations(UN GTRs) and that this practice could be applied by other GRs.
It was noted that this practice could facilitate domestic investigations and expedite mutual legal assistance procedures.
Currently, approximately 1 bcm/year of natural gas is used as a complementary fuel in lignite and coal-fired plants,and continuation of this practice could further increase the potential demand for gas.
Under certain circumstances this practice could be perceived as according benefits to certain religions in a discriminatory manner.
Another serious weakness identified by the Board is that missions transfer obsolete assets among each other or send them to the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi,Italy; this practice could have considerable financial implications if corrective measures are not taken in due course.
This practice could be very useful in identifying targets for targeted(smart) sanctions and should be extended and systematized.
Previously, international officials were treated by analogy with diplomats, although this practice could clearly compromise their independent status by subjecting them to the vagaries of national passport regimes and to the personal objections of receiving States.
This practice could help gain the support of other government bodies and the general public, thereby strengthening the position of competition authorities.
Some committees often raised issues based on the output of other treaty bodies,but considered that this practice could be strengthened as there was value in referencing the output of other treaty bodies in their concluding observations and lists of issues, including as a means of harmonization.
This practice could also be meaningful in the context of national or international prosecutions or investigations for gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law.
To consider the report of the Executive Secretary to COP 2 on income and budget performance, including any proposals for adjustments to the Convention budget for 1996-1997, andprovide advice to COP 2(at SBI 4); this practice could evolve into a regular report on the financial situation of the Convention institutions;
The view was expressed that this practice could not be sustained in the long run, especially if there were substantial reductions in extrabudgetary funding in the future.
The Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict currently provides children andarmed conflict-specific supplementary information ahead of country reviews; this practice could be expanded in collaboration with the Task Force on Children and Armed Conflict and task forces on monitoring and reporting.
The Group is concerned that this practice could jeopardize Maniema's status as a source of“conflict-free” minerals, and calls upon the FARDC hierarchy in Kindu and Kinshasa to address the issue.
This practice could be initiated on a trial basis for the sixtieth session of the Assembly and evaluated after five years, to coincide with the 10-year review of the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration.
Indeed, this practice could also usefully be applied to the national reports that will be submitted to other United Nations bodies, such as the new High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.
This practice could be seen as a sign that: a growing number of States accept that in some cases death sentences or executions are inappropriate for the crimes allegedly committed, or the legal process that led to the conviction is not consistent with international standards; and that by avoiding executions, they wish to undertake steps to protect the right to life in line with national law and their obligations under international law.
This practice can be replicated by other Centers.
In many instances this practice can prove difficult however, especially when using strong.
We are convinced that this practice can be successfully distributed to other regions.
We are convinced that this practice can be further developed.