Examples of using Problems could in English and their translations into Russian
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Those problems could be addressed through measures taken by the international community
Those problems could result in divisions that would threaten the very notion of an international community.
Many of the problems could be attributed to legislative shortcomings
Overcoming those problems could lead to solutions to some of the problems of sustainable social
Such problems could be overcome by introducing a set of harmonized,
Such technical problems could be resolved during the current session
The Committee points out that future problems could be minimized if adequate documentation is maintained by both entities as proof of services rendered.
For example, R. D. Laing argued that mental health problems could also be a transcendental experience with healing
It was agreed that such problems could best be overcome by amending the SAR Convention.
there is a risk that unforeseen operational problems could cause delays.
Many of these problems could be alleviated, if not solved, by improving technology access for the poorest sections of the population.
However, the experts also believe that these problems could be addressed by rendering the positive obligations of States more explicit through means other than standardsetting.
He expressed the view that the Montreal Protocol had shown that global atmospheric problems could be solved.
Lasting solutions to political and economic problems could be achieved only through peaceful means,
Several developed countries had stressed that the current global economic problems could be addressed through private-sector-led growth.
He expressed confidence that despite the practical problems, such problems could be overcome with constructive dialogue.
resolving such problems could be regarded as an exercise in preventive diplomacy.
If there were difficulties arising outside the scope of paragraph 51, those problems could be discussed at the appropriate time.
there have been some encouraging signs in recent months that problems could be solved.
Any discussion on the desirability of a mechanism for the resolution of sovereign debt crises should spell out which of these problems could or should be addressed.