Examples of using Be desirable in English and their translations into Russian
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Because of such shortcomings, government intervention in the market may be desirable, but the choice of the most appropriate form of action is usually complex.
It may be desirable for the works contract to deal with certain consequences which arise from this fact paragraphs 5 and 6.
Free entry into new economic sectors may be desirable, but the International Covenant on Civil
It would therefore be desirable for Italy to do the same,
It would also be desirable to further rationalize the Council's agenda and to reduce the demand for documentation.
Although such an exception to the usual rule might be desirable, it finds no support in the decided cases.
Premature graduation from multilateral flows may not therefore be desirable, especially if it is these flows that have to be activated in times of crisis.
A third co-chair would be desirable in the light of the need for a balance of expertise and regional representation.
In view of the very full agenda and in the light of past experience a preliminary discussion of the documents concerning portable tanks(item 3(b)) by a working group may be desirable.
In some cases this might be desirable in order to preventing outside parties from blocking the free implementation of some standards.
It would also be desirable for the Committee to draw the State's attention to its concerns through its Minister for Foreign Affairs.
it may be desirable to introduce some elements of area frame sampling perhaps linked to RS.
it may not be desirable for reasons of confidentiality.
It would also be desirable if those landlocked developing countries that were not yet members of the World Trade Organization were to be assisted to join.
It would, of course, be desirable for increased attention to be given to them,
Thus outright export bans may not always be desirable both from the point of view of the exporting
From an environmental point of view it may be desirable to differentiate products on the basis of their environmental attributes.
A more integrated approach to the regulation of environment of the global commons, with focus on duties erga omnes, may, under the circumstance as suggested by Yamada, be desirable.
it may be desirable to avoid training some of the models that take a long time to train.
Periodic meetings of ministers responsible for forests could be desirable for priority setting,