Examples of using Could complement in English and their translations into Russian
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When adequately staffed, the Conference could complement the Panel and take on certain aspects of its work.
OHCHR considered that the initiative could complement the process launched by the High Commissioner.
It had also been suggested that regional standards could complement international standards
A cluster approach could complement, but not replace, request- offer negotiations on services.
The Fund should consider, where possible, how it could complement climate change mechanisms;
Bilateral efforts on dialogue and development assistance could complement the work of multilateral institutions.
The list is not exhaustive and could complement ongoing policy initiatives at the national
the Council could complement the work of the Committee and of Governments.
The right to development could complement other rights and be made operational on the basis of the recommendations made by the task force.
the consideration of an issue by the Special Committee could complement that of other organs.
the business sector could complement but not replace Governments' existing commitments.
The informal meetings which some countries were holding on particular themes of the Commission's multi-year programme of work were valuable initiatives which could complement the Commission's work.
To identify which of those advantages associated with the use of space systems could complement ground-based observation and data.
it needed to examine how that role could complement the assistance provided by the developed world.
The Group could complement the work of the United Nations,
The Security Council could complement such efforts through the dispatch of Security Council missions,
Taxation mechanisms could complement other mechanisms, by offering the possibility of combining different modalities
Likewise, regional mechanisms could complement efforts at the global level by creating a climate conducive to effective collaboration among regional stakeholders.
In a range of nuclear disarmament issues, the CD could complement and reinforce what for the time being is dealt with elsewhere.
when used effectively, non-core resources could complement resources and enhance the impact of United Nations initiatives in developing countries.