Examples of using Could not replace in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Although informal mechanisms could not replace the United Nations machinery,
The Organization's efforts could not replace those of the parties concerned to reach agreements that would end their differences. Peace must be born of the will of the parties in conflict.
While ICT could not replace a true development strategy, they offered significant
it is our view that they could not replace prosecutions for Cambodia in terms of the goals of justice,
though highly effective, could not replace gender analysis
while positive, could not replace ODA.
As Mr. Fasel had said, the indicators were merely a tool to assist treaty bodies in assessing measures taken by States parties to meet their obligations and they could not replace such assessments.
One representative observed that Fund resources were additional to national resources and could not replace countries' own responsibility for their environmental and health issues.
It was also observed that unilateral self-imposed moratoriums on testing could not replace a legally binding commitment through the signature
including her much appreciated availability to discuss issues of concern, could not replace continuous dialogue with the Division of Human Resources Management.
taking into consideration that NGOs could indeed facilitate the organization of the public participation process but could not replace the government in that role.
However, the Agreement could not replace WTO negotiations because of the limited participation,
Whilst it was agreed that United Nations country teams could not replace the existing functions of OHCHR in facilitating
such limited assessment could not replace the thorough assessment which should have been performed by the Immigration
that such individual work could not replace the examination of submissions carried out collectively by members of a subcommission.
its geographical scope gave the Council of Europe a specific role that the Union could not replace.
Although MICS could not replace country-level data, they would fill gaps at national
it should be seen as a catalyst for the implementation of the Midrand mandate, and it could not replace anything in that mandate.
humanitarian aid should be seen only as a temporary emergency provision, and could not replace the necessary political will to solve the problem that was at the heart of the refugee situation.
Although it could not replace North-South cooperation,