Examples of using Implementation could in English and their translations into Spanish
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The act of monitoring implementation could elevate the profile of agreement implementation across Signatories,
Implementation could be phased geographically,
underlines that further delays in implementation could result in additional costs
This implementation could be easily adapted to fit another very frequent use of the element,
The process of implementation could change the perspectives
The declaration and plan of implementation could be patterned after the three core texts of the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management(SAICM), or after another form, such as the Non-legally Binding Instrument
as a basis for a programme whose implementation could result in a“model for modern, European good-neighbourly relations among Balkan States”.
Lastly, her delegation welcomed the three recommendations put forward by OIOS. However, while their implementation could set a framework
It also examined them with an open mind to constructively assess how their acceptance and implementation could contribute positively to India's efforts to secure human rights for its people.
Finally, there are ideas and recommendations reflected in the report whose implementation could affect the nature
Its development and implementation could significantly shape key trends that will determine the future of the entire system of international relations
vision for cooperation and a road map for its implementation could guide closer interaction between those bodies.
if a decision to change the procedure were made, its implementation could be deferred until after the January 2008 elections.
hoped that India would respond positively to those proposals, whose implementation could be monitored by impartial international organizations,
narrow range of activities, full implementation could involve a much smaller subset of the SNA than that required by other countries.
the issue of implementation could be addressed in the country's next periodic report.
The Joint Group for the Investigation of Politically Motivated Illegal Armed Groups made a number of important recommendations whose implementation could reduce impunity for both political and organized crime.
They suggested that implementation could be achieved through national legislation,
If a new procedure was adopted at the Committee's current session, its implementation could be delayed until after the January 2008 elections in order to circumvent any difficulties.
Such implementation could benefit from enhanced capacity-building efforts,