Examples of using Not be in a position in English and their translations into French
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the holder of a TIR Carnet may not be in a position to continue a TIR transport,
Technical Commission had noted the need to anticipate the possibility that some contractors may not be in a position to proceed to exploitation by 2016,
Although these producers may not be in a position to fully respond to Shan's requirements at this time,
Should COP11 not be in a position to come to a definitive agreement on the new operational organization of the Council,
namely the concern that some Annex I Parties may not be in a position to meet all of the eligibility requirements of JI,
the Group may not be in a position to dispose of its commercial real estate assets under satisfactory fi nancial conditions
The question of compensation to an injured party, should the international organization not be in a position to provide it, would again depend on whether member States had assumed responsibility for the acts of the organization under the constituent instrument
Proximus may not be in a position to continue to provide the Service to the Customer
the Corporation may not be in a position pursuant to law to declare
Many States may not be in a position to provide data relating to all indicators.
decision contained in SPLOS/72, and that they may not be in a position to meet the above-mentioned 10-year period.
therefore may not be in a position to identify children not enrolled in school.
the secretariat may not be in a position to undertake the requested activities.
a-priori plans which reserve access for all countries including those which may not be in a position to implement satellite services for a very long time.
the Group may not be in a position to dispose of its commercial real estate assets under satisfactory financial conditions
Iv Furthermore, given that a developing State may not be in a position to monitor seafloor mining activities
While we may not be in a position to validate that claim, what we would
leave little for unsecured creditors, who may not be in a position to bargain for a security right in those assets.
Although the original concern giving rise to the two tracks was that some Annex I Parties may not be in a position to meet all of the JI eligibility requirements, all such Parties
people may not be in a position to make informed choices about their diet,