Examples of using States could in English and their translations into Russian
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Following that approach, States could improve the safety
it would be hard to determine when the silence of other contracting States could be deemed acquiescence.
States could, however, consider the use of incentives to encourage violent extremist prisoners to participate in interventions.
States could then review it and provide input to the Secretariat with a view to finalizing the glossary by the fourth session.
Some States could and would respect human rights standards, while others lacked the capacity and/or willingness.
The actions of both sides seemed to suggest a belief that peace and democracy within States could be achieved by war
Yet not all States could expect to achieve fully autonomous space capabilities in the near future.
States could establish joint mapping of relief routes
in a globalized economy, the extent to which States could restrain expenditure depended on the international system.
The Guidelines followed a three-tiered approach, with the result that States could first improve their stockpile security
However, two States could waive the requirement if the requesting State guaranteed reciprocity on the same issue.
it was suggested that the draft Convention should allow for declarations whereby Contracting States could limit the scope of the Convention to carriage by sea only.
given the political will, States could find constructive solutions for the most difficult and sensitive issues.
Security assurances by nuclear-weapon States could play a valuable and significant role in
Two States could increase the number of such arrangements with other States in order to enhance their cooperative efforts.
it was suggested, States could be regarded as agents of organizations of which they were members.
He postulated that by studying the causes of terrorism, States could better formulate strategies about how to deal with it.
Many States could use this practice on the basis of direct application of the Convention;
While most possessor States could complete their destruction campaigns by or before 2007-- or 10 years after the Convention's entry into force-- major challenges remain.
clearly defined, one or more States could end up having"veto" power.