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concern was expressed that developing countries might not be able to exploit the techniques involved
concerns that a unified body might not be able to address the specificities of the treaties,
the Member States affected might not be able to pay their assessed contribution to the United Nations budget.
since some States might not be able to make the required contributions until the assessments have been approved
It was felt that the relative unlikelihood that a foreign representative might not be able to apply for recognition simultaneously with a request for provisional relief did not warrant venturing into that question,
aged parents might not be able to reside with a staff member living outside of his
that the Division for the Advancement of Women might not be able to carry out its programme of work.
ensure access to those family members who might not be able to attend the Working Group's sessions in Geneva.
references to matters of insolvency law by referring to the fact that a licensor might not be able to control the flow of royalties by bilateral agreements but was owed payment of royalties.
Parties to the CLC recognized that the shipowner might not be able in every case of oil pollution damage to meet all the claims of compensation either because his funds were limited
that Governments might not be able to fulfil their commitments to combating climate changemight be pushed much further below the poverty line.">
He pointed out that a State might not be able to control the activities of private operators for a number of reasons,
They may not be able to replace lost documentation
Under such circumstances the CRIC may not be able to fully achieve its potential.
And may not be able to speak out loud.
You may not be able to enjoy the latest feature without the latest update running.
Individuals may not be able to prove or demonstrate that they are actually under surveillance.
Women, who are generally less mobile than men, may not be able to access health centres even when a universal health-care system is available.
UNCTAD's programmes are often short of funding, and some may not be able to refuse a project that might allow them to survive.
The Government may estimate that the private sector alone may not be able to finance certain projects at an acceptable cost.