Примеры использования Could not fully на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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said that, although his delegation could not fully support all the recommendations contained in the report of ICSC,
her delegation still could not fully agree with the compromise wording in paragraph 12,
included in that textbook, could not fully supply students of higher vocational education programs with knowledge
In each case the Government had found that it could not fully agree with the recommendation
divided into two blocs, the rich and the poor, could not fully enjoy the benefits of their accomplishments because they will constantly be threatened by social strife
years during which time they could not fully use or maintain their houses or farm their land.
said that while his delegation could not fully support the Secretary-General's proposals,
granted in a situation where they could not fully judge its consequences.
strong concern was expressed that the Commission could not fully implement its mandate with regard to training
the international community could not fully benefit from the exchange of information.
the expert could not fully support this specific option because of the absence of any corresponding mandatory requirements, in afore-mentioned case, for an operating tell-tale in UN Regulation No. 48.
strong concern was expressed that the Commission could not fully implement its mandate with regard to training
evaluations could not fully determine the relevance,
democratization and decentralization, it could not fully subscribe to his analysis of those concepts
that in this manner evaluations could not fully determine the relevance,
there were still 17 Non-Self-Governing Territories which could not fully exercise their right to self-determination.
as it meant that they could not fully enjoy their parental
Despite the widespread opinion that Putin could not fully depend on the fugitive Ukrainian president's loyalty, in Yanukovych he had a supporter,
Landlocked developing countries continued to be marginalized in international trade by their inherent geographical disadvantages, and could not fully harness the potential of trade as an engine of sustained economic growth
Although Jesus could not fully and satisfactorily answer the lad's question,