Примеры использования Be costly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Errors can be costly, especially if they are not discovered until the end of a batch process.
It was argued that allocating all the risks to the private sector could be costly for the country, as private sector contractors demanded a larger risk premium in such projects.
case could be costly both in terms of money
Solid waste management can be costly, reaching up to half of the total municipal budget of medium-sized cities in lower-income countries.
which can be costly in the future.
crop insurance can be costly, it is economical to offer more than one line of insurance.
Protection of human rights may be costly, but it mustn't turn into a luxury- it must be guaranteed.
for which proper disposal could be costly.
which can be costly for industry.
can be costly, and the distributional impacts need to be understood.
removal of fiberglass decaying materials in swimming pools can be costly.
Since the new ICT system could be costly, Member States required assurances that the Secretariat was proceeding as expected
We also acknowledge that establishing institutions that are responsible for verification can be costly and time-consuming.
In remote areas that are difficult to reach, it may be costly to transport fuels and provide energy services.
concentrated in rural areas, transportation to schools can be costly and time-consuming.
Such statistical gathering would require a great number of interviews and would be costly especially as the current methodology is relatively outdated and in need of improvement.
Moreover, its very existence shows that international mechanisms need not be costly in order to contribute effectively to sustainable national capacities for the administration of justice.
However, as effective waste collection systems could be costly and difficult to achieve,
which can be costly and time-consuming, may not be justified.
Although some forms of participation in verification may be costly, States derive significant security and other benefits from treaty membership.