Examples of using It should be understood in English and their translations into Spanish
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It should be understood that the list contained in article 20(e)
It should be understood, however, that only the draft resolution
It should be understood that many of the recommendations, because of their broad, comprehensive nature, will require a long-term approach to their implementation.
It should be understood that it may be necessary to refer a matter to an external advisor
It should be understood that man cannot behave whichever way he likes
It should be understood that as much the indweller receives help from the form he also helps the substance of the form contributing to its evolution.
It should be understood that in most cases, an organization would have no control over who buys the carbon credits generated by a project.
It should be understood that the Security Council would take the preliminary decision regarding determination of aggression.
It should be understood that Cameroon welcomes the announcement of the deployment of the hybrid United Nations-African Union peacekeeping operation in Darfur.
With regard to industrial policy, it should be understood by all stakeholders that sustainable,
It should be understood, however, that whether States implement or enforce their obligations is not satisfied merely at the level of formal expression in an instrument.
It should be understood, however, that any new mandate adopted during the biennium would require new funding,
As it is the last member of such a Bahuvrīhi compound, it should be understood as.
Security Council reform is a matter of vital importance for the reform of this Organization, and it should be understood within its broadest objectives.
Use of the word‘heritage' in some language translations can be misleading in this respect, and in English it should be understood as including‘living heritage' and the legacy
Since the article refers to the principle of the retroactive effect of a lighter penalty, it should be understood to refer a fortiori to a law abolishing a penalty for an act that no longer constitutes an offence.
It should be understood that the denial of the legitimate right of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to participate in the meeting of the States parties would at the same time imply the suspension of its obligations arising from the Convention.
In the implementation of the procedures for the replacement of officers of the bureaux, it should be understood that the term of office of any replacement officer would expire at the same time as that of the officer being replaced.
It should be understood, however, that in the light of the guidelines contained in general recommendation No. 25,
First and foremost, it should be understood that the current crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is a complex situation that requires an appreciation of the root causes.