Examples of using Would be able to implement in English and their translations into Russian
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Having achieved financial stability,the Institute would be able to implement the many useful projects it had planned for the future.
Lastly, her delegation appreciated the recommendations contained in paragraph 95 of the report andhoped that States would be able to implement them effectively.
The Committee was assured that the Secretariat would be able to implement those mandates within the resources proposed.
The Polish delegation would respond to the Secretary-General's appeal for the budget to be adopted by the end of 1993,so that the Organization would be able to implement its mandated programmes properly.
It was also stated that the State party would be able to implement any recommendations of the Committee only if it knew the identity of the complainant.
The work of the Commission was of great value andhe hoped that the secretariat would be able to implement the recommendations as agreed.
It was to be hoped that, as a result,UNIDO would be able to implement the most feasible and effective projects, through consultations with recipient countries and potential donors.
Still, without some support both Yegor Dementyev individually and team Ukraine as a whole,it is unlikely you would be able to implement all your plans and ideas?
Considerable doubts had been voiced as to whether the policy would be able to implement the Act in practice, but those fears had been unfounded, and 482 removal orders had been issued in the first half of 2007.
Those challenges required sustained effort both at national level by Member States and at regional and multilateral levels in order to ensure that UNIDO would be able to implement its plans in the future.
It followed from the nature of the projected plan of work that the Commission would be able to implement it only with the cooperation of Governments and local authorities that actually controlled the respective parts of the territory of the former Yugoslavia.
Its minister decided early in the reform process to allocate an extra $35 million in trust fund financing with no strings attached to ensure that UNEP would be able to implement its reform programme not tomorrow but today.
The assessment of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, was that it would be able to implement the delegated recruitment authority with fewer staff than the Office of Human Resources Management had employed at the time for the same function.
The Secretary-General concluded by expressing the hope that the levels of the conditions of service currently provided to staff of the funds andprogrammes would be maintained until such time when the United Nations Secretariat would be able to implement the desired option of HOME 2.
Unless small island States like Fiji received all possible international assistance,it was unlikely that they would be able to implement fully the Convention on the Rights of the Child, in spite of their commitment to do so.
With the support of the international community, Burundi would be able to implement the Strategic Framework and thus take a critical step towards the goal which the Government and the United Nations had set when the post-conflict situation of that country had been submitted for the Commission's consideration.
Several delegations expressed the hope that within the proposed level of resources the secretariat of ECA would be able to implement its programmed activities, as contained in the proposed programme budget.
She hoped that ECA would be able to implement the revised project schedule and complete the construction phase by April 2007 and that, once built, the new facilities would address the acute need for office space and enable the Commission to accommodate the United Nations organizations that were currently located outside the compound.
Serbian PM Aleksandar Vučić said in talks with Swedish PM Stefan Lofven in Stockholm that he hoped Serbia would be able to implement all the desired reforms and that, folllwing an arrangement with the IMF and a set….
While there was no consensus in favour of a short-term update, there was concern that starting the preparatory work for a more in-depth revision of ISCO-08 only after the twentieth International Conference of Labour Statisticians, which it is expected will be held in 2018, could mean that few countries would be able to implement the new classification until the 2030 census round.
Mr. Torsella(United States of America)said that his delegation was pleased to conclude from the Controller's briefing that the Organization would be able to implement all of its mandates within the financial envelope of the budget outline, with no material impact on its core functions.
The CHAIRMAN invited delegations to give careful consideration to the action taken by the General Assembly based on the recommendations contained in the report of the General Committee relating to the organization of the work of the General Assembly andits Main Committees(A/51/250). The degree to which the Committee would be able to implement those decisions would establish how well it would discharge its work programme.
Not only we but outsiders as well, people far beyond Geneva,had hoped right up to the last minute that we would be able to implement our programme of work even during the last few weeks of this session.
The CHAIRMAN invited delegations to give careful consideration to the action taken by the General Assembly based on the recommendations contained in the report of the General Committee relating to the organization of the work of the General Assembly and its Main Committees(A/52/250),for the degree to which the Committee would be able to implement those decisions would establish how well it would discharge its work programme.
If that was the case for everyone, of course, there would be no need for locking people up and we would be able to implement systems in place to help everybody out that is not fully aligned.
She agreed with many other delegations that in order to fulfil the mandate of the working group, i.e. to draft an optional protocol before the year 2000, andmoreover to have a protocol which States would be able to implement, a more focused and practical approach was required during the deliberations.
In the light of those considerations, it might be prudent for the Committee not to adopt the draft decision until the following session,by which time it could ascertain from the Board whether it would be able to implement the draft decision within its available resources and within the time-frame envisaged, without any negative impact on its other responsibilities.
Japan attached great importance to the proposed budget for 2006-2007 being approved by consensus; it had been under discussion since the last meeting of the Programme and Budget Committee, andJapan was convinced that UNIDO would be able to implement the intended level of programme delivery for the next biennium within a zero real growth budget.
Following the recommendation of the Committee in 1993 to the General Assembly that it should increase the budget allocation for the United Nations Programme on Space Applications so that the Programme would be able to implement more fully the recommendations of the Conference, the Assembly, at its forty-eighth session, had approved an additional budget allocation for the Programme for the biennium 1994-1995.
The Committee noted with appreciation that,following its recommendation to the General Assembly that it increase the budget allocation for the United Nations Programme on Space Applications so that the Programme would be able to implement more fully the recommendations of the Conference, the Assembly had approved at its forty-eighth session an additional budget allocation for the Programme for the biennium 1994-1995.