Примеры использования Implementation could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only their complete implementation could bring peace to the East of Ukraine
Such implementation could occur if the decision did not contradict the interests of the country
However, because a too rapid implementation could pose certain risks,
The document was meant to serve as a flexible framework and its implementation could be adapted to each country's priorities,
If adopted, implementation could begin immediately, allowing for quick,
National reports on implementation could be reviewed through an intergovernmental process
Its implementation could be a major step towards eliminating the widespread human rights violations suffered by many indigenous peoples.
It was also noted that subregional implementation could be better coordinated where adjoining States were contracting parties to the same agreements.
if funding could be found, implementation could proceed much more rapidly than projected.
and its successful implementation could improve the quality of our lives.
as such, did not require time, their implementation could be very long, up to 20 years.
and their full implementation could have far-reaching benefits.
She underlined that although the normative framework promoted equality among women and men, their implementation could lack gender sensitivity
the members of ACC endorse recommendation 6(c) since its implementation could lead to greater synergy of the efforts of United Nations system organizations in this area,
is a complex and evolving concept and that its implementation could have both a short term-effect determined by favourable policies
diverse and law-abiding society continue to unfold and that their full implementation could have a major impact on human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran;
in practice its implementation could result in the release of perpetrators of child rights violations.
international humanitarian law for the year 2003, in the belief that their implementation could contribute sensibly to improve the situation in Colombia.
full implementation could involve a much smaller subset of the SNA than that required by other countries.
They suggested that implementation could be achieved through national legislation,