Примеры использования Could communicate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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in its roomy hall, and affiliate marketing professionals could communicate in the informal and friendly atmosphere.
It requested the secretariat to prepare a proposal for how the Board could communicate with participants directly.
For the first time the patient could participate in their follow-up and could communicate with their oncologist in online mode.
it is better to find an interpreter who could communicate with such a specialist.
few people could communicate in the language, and I would have problems.
Individuals and organizations unable to come to the meetings could communicate their views with decision makers and others.
correspondence with family members, and could communicate with other detainee through the ventilation system
A concrete outcome of the Conference had been the establishment of the"Indigenous Youth Network" through which indigenous youth from all over the world could communicate with each other.
The guys from the other group proposed to create a web-site where journalism students from around the Barents region could communicate and share news.
his associated Personalized Adjuster did constantly behold, and could communicate with, all of them.
the Government could communicate that information in its next report.
I believe we could turn it into a useful forum where regional ministers of finance could communicate with each other," the IMF chief said.
Those countries that had comments on the content of the Guide could communicate them to the Secretariat within a specified time.
Governments interested in supporting the trials could communicate with the Ministry for Foreign Affairs or the Ministry of Justice.
Employees from Kyivstar offices located in different parts of Ukraine could communicate with each other, discuss
Citect for DOS could communicate with various programmable electronic devices via the various serial links offered by the device;
surviving members of divided families could communicate with each other.
to introduce a CTC, each office of departure/entry could communicate directly with the relevant offices of exit/destination and receive the information
he asked what measures had been taken to ensure that detainees could communicate with lawyers in private.
everyday language of the majority of the population, and even until the Second World War up to half the population could communicate in the language.