Examples of using Could express in English and their translations into Spanish
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The depositary could express its view on the permissibility of a reservation,
Children could express their views on social
the business-to-business agency decided that it, too, could express its brand more cogently by adopting a custom-tailored audio identity.
Only one whose mind is clean and pure, could express passion in such an exquisite manner.
children could express their wishes and views from birth onwards through the progressively complex use of gestures and language.
Only Twi'leks could express themselves this way, and few other species could understand them readily.
a State could express its consent through silence,
The Committee could express the hope that all past and present victims of
Delegations which had reservations about the text could express their views, but that should not prevent the Council from adopting the programme by consensus.
It was a safe space kids could express themselves through arts,” she said.
Meetings began to be held daily, providing a forum where everyone could express their discomfort, outrage or proposals for change.
The Hellenic thought was not in a position to conceive that infinity and the world could express themselves in a man.
the biggest youth hub in Creole where young people could express their ideas.
The Working Group was a space where indigenous peoples could express their views on various issues freely and directly.
One couldn't talk, could not express oneself… and there i could express myself, in this movement i could scream… i could say what was going on inside.
and the latter could express their concerns.
Some reservations and declarations, on the other hand, could express a restrictive interpretation of the provisions of the Convention.
I started to feel like I could express myself through art.
when States that did not agree could express their views.
We took this decision because we were aware that the songs could express more;