Examples of using Could take in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This surveillance could take a while.
Could take weeks.
Could take all night.- Hmm.
But that could take weeks.
Doors are reinforced. Could take a minute.
Finally, it supported the establishment of a preparatory committee, which could take the form of an ad hoc open-ended working group,
I think that is all the more important since the First Committee could take a decision now, but it would then be in the hands of the Chairperson of the First Committee at the next session.
The representative of Egypt had stressed the key importance of sending a clear and strong message from the international community, which could take the form of an action plan and a declaration to be adopted during the proposed high-level conference.
He wondered what measures the United Nations and its human rights mechanisms could take to protect the poor, the hungry, the sick, the illiterate, children, the elderly and women in the developing countries from the effects of that crisis.
The three peacekeeping missions, in coordination with the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for West Africa, are also developing detailed proposals on concrete action they could take in pursuing a regional approach in the implementation of their mandates.
it was understood that the affected State could take action to enforce international liability for the failure to take preventive measures.
The blame for the situation did not lie only with the Frente POLISARIO, which could take no action except on the instructions of its Algerian partners
was particularly interested to know whether the federal Government could take action against state councils that failed to comply with national policies for the advancement of women.
Could take weeks.
Could take hours.
Could take awhile.
Could take forever.
Could take hours.
This could take time.