Examples of using Could accept in English and their translations into Spanish
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the Asian Group could accept the Chairman's summary.
said that his Government could accept the Sub-Commission text without any changes.
said that his delegation could accept the reclustering of the articles on selfdetermination.
which was made in Germany and could accept a variety of Retina S-mount lenses.
It was most important to arrive at a consensus which every Member State could accept and honour, so as to ensure the stability of the Organization's financial base.
The purpose of the debate was to draft a convention that all countries could accept and which could be fully
My father's passing I could accept, yet I still carry the grief of my brother Angelo's death.
I thought that maybe you and Franco… could accept, from a distant friend, a kind of help,
It would only complicate matters to add the State of origin to the list of States which could accept the court's jurisdiction.
We could, or we could accept that moving in together sometimes means we have to just shake off our crappy days
If the specialized agencies of the United Nations system could accept Taiwan's participation in international cooperation,
So we were busy and could accept the rains as a blessing of the Aquarian energy.
We even know of some countries that do not even issue tax residence certificates that the Spanish Tax Agency could accept as being valid?
Singapore would not argue that a State could accept a reservation prohibited by the treaty within the scope of subparagraphs(a) and b.
I think members will agree that hardly anyone could accept such a suggestion, which in fact would represent appeasement of the aggressor.
If delegations could accept those proposed additions
Before Wilco could accept the deal, Reprise called the band
Main office members did join the Waffen-SS, where they could accept a lower rank
Mom immediately took from me Egorka, so that I could accept bouquets and congratulations.
Nevertheless, it was incumbent on the Organization to try to develop a formula which the membership as a whole could accept as being fair and effective.