Examples of using Elements could in English and their translations into French
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Those core elements could be identified in:
The Working Party was of the opinion that additional data elements could be useful in relation to the procedures for recovery of debt
Other elements could be: End user(e.g. armed forces/police forces,
The Working Party may wish to recall its earlier document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2011/6 with a summary of various opinions expressed by delegations to see which new elements could be included into its discussions.
to identify which conventions, if any, could benefit from additional security elements and how such elements could be introduced in their text.
the Working Party may wish to recall its earlier document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2011/6 with a summary of various opinions expressed by delegations to see which new elements could be brought into the discussion.
Within the limits of its possibilities, OSCE would seek to spread the conviction that only the promotion of a decent civil society in all its elements could guarantee a stable
with the necessary changes, was finally accepted, so that its elements could be included in the final outcome of the Conference.
It had concluded that additional data elements could be useful in relation to the procedures for recovery of debt
At the same time, it was stressed that new elements could be added to the process if worked out jointly with partner organizations, pending establishment of strategic partnerships.
It had concluded that additional data elements could be useful in relation to the procedures for recovery of debt
the methodology allowed some flexibility in reporting so that new elements could be accommodated if needed.
there were indications that other elements could usefully be stated
other delegations to see what other elements could be included.
thus a comparison may seem difficult, some elements could be taken into consideration to enhance the accountability,
his team to evaluate how these elements could be of use for the situation in the Central African Republic,
The representatives of the General Assembly endorsed the position taken by ICSC to defer an in-depth review of the special index provisions until 1996, so that all elements could be reviewed in the context of the comprehensive review of pensionable remuneration and consequent pensions.
In addition to a limited number general policy statements, additional elements could be included,
the process represents an important moment whereby new elements could be conceived of in a way that contributes more fully to the right to development.
Such elements could include, for example,