Examples of using Could not be ignored in English and their translations into Russian
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The role of the General Assembly in administration of the Organization could not be ignored in the future, and the Assembly should have some voice on the subject of the savings required.
Even if the upcoming elections were successful-- which he was sure they would be-- the country's fragility could not be ignored.
The International Criminal Court was a reality that could not be ignored by those who opposed it.
Nevertheless, certain realities could not be ignored, particularly economic exploitation,
In the wider context, praiseworthy though the victory over apartheid was, the various forms of racism which persisted throughout the world could not be ignored.
However, the level of integration and interdependence in the world was such that the problems of other peoples could not be ignored without paying a serious material
The international community had remained silent until the threat had escalated to such an extent that it could not be ignored.
it followed that its opinions could not be ignored by Member States.
the G-20 became a grouping whose position could not be ignored, altering the traditional dynamics of multilateral trade negotiations.
More generally, it was noted that energy was an important issue that could not be ignored by the Commission.
Neither should the Council's mandate be restricted to situations that were so grave that they could not be ignored.
the changes which had occurred in the intervening period could not be ignored.
economic growth could not be ignored, either at the country level or at the international level.
some other delegations were of the view that this question could not be ignored by the Commission.
surely they were a reality which could not be ignored.
responsibility to protect an international standard, the legitimate concerns prompted by the issue could not be ignored.
it was only because it believed that certain political realities could not be ignored, and that near paralysis was inevitable during the run-up to an election.
The dangers related to increasing access to nuclear technology could not be ignored for the sake of short-sighted focus on national economic interests,
the members of the Third Committee knew perfectly well that international instruments stipulated additional standards which were widely accepted and could not be ignored by States.
However, as the Special Rapporteur had demonstrated in his second report(A/CN.4/478/Rev.1), the considerable extent of practice in respect of reservations to human rights treaties could not be ignored, and the International Law Commission was thus very interested in the practice of human rights bodies.