Examples of using They could help in English and their translations into Russian
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Through mass literacy campaigns and distance teaching, they could help countries to enter the era of globalization,
For example, they could help raise incomes,
If they were actively engaged in politics, they could help to address relevant issues at the highest levels.
In this regard, they could help bridge the gap between governmental entities
They could help with housing issues,
They could help to finance environmentally sound technologies
They could help reduce poverty and prevent infectious diseases
They could help smooth the path, I hope;
They could help finance environmentally sound technologies
giving them all the tools of help and support, with which they could help themselves.
On 17 April 2002, the ICRC asked the Israeli authorities to allow foreign rescue teams immediate access to the Jenin refugee camp so that they could help to clear the rubble.
It was also suggested that they could be more concrete and practical so that they could help to measure progress.
The experts mentioned that regulatory assessments were important in that they could help developing countries make informed decisions on regulatory issues.
Above all, local organizations needed to receive training so that they could help improve the status of women, particularly in rural areas.
return with other institutions, in line with the Kosovo laws, so they could help us in the realization of the process.
would be welcome if they could help improve the human rights situation.
He also asked what the High Commissioner expected of Member States and how they could help her to fulfil her mandate,
The discussions focused on the critical issues in geospatial information management and how they could help in addressing the global dimensions of today's emerging challenges, such as poverty,
he agreed wholeheartedly that they could help eliminate poverty,
While there are many limitations associated with these methodologies, they could help improve decision-making by defining more clearly the costs and benefits associated with