Examples of using Protocol could in English and their translations into Spanish
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That breaking research protocol could damage the hospital's funding.
The protocol could even determine a minimum number of rights that shall be accepted by States parties.
If we do not have hydrolyzed protein, the protocol could be like this.
This protocol could potentially disrupt and disable illicit supply networks," Bulusu said.
In that respect,the effectiveness and efficiency of the protocol could still be improved.
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It was clear that the Protocol could have a positive social and economic impact on countries affected by conflict.
The Chairperson recalled that, in the absence of an extradition agreement,article 5 of the Protocol could serve as the legal basis for extradition.
Such a protocol could ensure the automatic, non-discriminatory application of the Convention to all United Nations operations.
Most of them added that the inclusion of methyl bromide as a controlled substance in the Protocol could have serious effects on their economies.
The lessons drawn from the Protocol could be used to avoid a global environmental disaster through cooperation among all involved.
The President invited Parties intending to ratify oraccede to the Kyoto Protocol to expedite the process so that the Protocol could enter into force early in 2003.
The humanitarian goals of the Protocol could be furthered through the conclusion of a protocol on mines other than anti-personnel mines.
Acknowledges that a number of elements of the Kyoto Protocol, in particular adaptation,could be further elaborated upon, and that the implementation of the Protocol could be further enhanced;
The countries not included in annex I of the Protocol could adopt sustainable development policies and measures contributing to mitigation and adaptation.
Some members also asked whether an amending protocol would be necessary and, if this was the case, they expressed the fear that the implementation andentry into force of such a protocol could take several years.
Compliance with the obligation in article 15, paragraph 1, of the Protocol could be achieved through other measures, including non- legislative measures.
He said that the Protocol could be amended according to paragraph 2(b) of Article 2 of the Vienna Convention in order to harmonize policies on ozone-depleting substances and their substitutes.
Mr. Guillermet-Fernández(Costa Rica) proposed that the meeting should be suspended so thatdelegations that from the outset had had concerns about the draft protocol could discuss the last-minute amendments put forward.
The proper implementation of the Protocol could help to eliminate a range of humanitarian concerns, including problems arising from the use of cluster munitions.
What remained was to set the initial level and the final phase-out date and to consider the extent to which,for the first time, the Protocol could be used to influence the applications for which the chemicals were employed.
Many of the benefits of a new convention or protocol could be achieved immediately through appropriate action on the part of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The Executive Secretary requested Parties to submit any further technical corrections in writing to the secretariat, so thatthe final authentic texts of the Protocol could be completed in time for its opening for signature on 16 March 1998.
If properly implemented, the protocol could pave the way for the transfer of evidence between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia and offer practical solutions to such problems as parallel investigations.
Otherwise, the collection of information on genetic resources accessed only after the entry into force of the Protocol could become a mere compliance check that will have little or no use in detecting cases of non-compliance.
That is, information generated from this protocol could highlight potential‘hotspots' of marine mammal and sea turtle mortality, thus guiding where resources should be directed to address the problem in greater detail.
He also wished to know whether persons convicted of offences covered by the Protocol could be awarded pardons or have their sentences commuted and whether they were monitored to prevent re-offending.
The adoption of a protocol could lead to the implementation of a mechanism that could advise national authorities on the allocation of public resources with a view to realizing economic, social and cultural rights.
The detailed psychological examination specified in the Protocol could reach strong conclusions and was capable of establishing whether post-traumatic stress syndrome was the effect of torture or of other factors.
Effective implementation of the Protocol could increase the authority of the regime established by the Convention and encourage additional States, particularly those affected by the problem of explosive remnants of war, to accede to the Convention and the Protocols annexed thereto.
Moreover, one of the most important features of the protocol could be to ensure the monitoring of the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, of all other relevant international instruments and mechanisms, and of the Agenda for Action adopted at Stockholm.