Examples of using Commission could in English and their translations into Russian
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These factors may indicate that the Commission could provide guidance to the Secretariat on the following matters,
The Commission could then begin to formulate reports on its work pursuant to paragraph 22 of resolution 687 1991.
The Commission could request that a proposal for such a process be submitted to it at its fourth session.
If the Commission could meet for 18 weeks per year it would be able to examine up to four submissions per year.
The Commission could additionally be enabled,
Moreover, the Commission could and should continue to play an important role in the creation of a more just world order.
In this context, the Commission could initiate case-studies of national experiences in this area;
This would also mean that the Commission could more efficiently focus on decision-making during the main session, which would be
When it submitted its findings in 2014, the Commission could decide whether a guide
The Commission could welcome the recent approval by the FAO Committee on Fisheries of the international plans of action.
Noting the importance of several international legal instruments for global cooperation to protect the atmosphere, the Commission could also decide to.
The Commission could hold two Working Group meetings per day during those two days,
The Commission could then urge the early formal adoption of these international plans of action
Indeed, the Commission could consult with students
As the grey areas were identified, the Commission could undertake the progressive development of those aspects of international law on the basis of consensus.
If this third item were not included, the Commission could shorten its session to two weeks.
However, it would be useful if the Commission could submit a document in 2006 containing preliminary conclusions on which there was a minimum level of consensus among its members.
coherence between the activities of the Fund and those of the Commission could yield better results in that regard.
In the discussion of article 6, the Commission could consider if public policy should constitute grounds for refusing access by a foreign representative to courts.
Both CCNR and the Danube Commission could, through their own working groups, contribute to the work of such a body.