Examples of using One possible solution in English and their translations into Spanish
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One possible solution was to delete draft article 13
One possible solution would be to make more use of special drawing rights(SDRs),
One possible solution to the cosmological gravitino problem is the split supersymmetry model, where the gravitino
which proposed one possible solution.
there is not only one possible solution.
if those texts assume that only one possible solution is open as to the form of the Draft articles.
there is not only one possible solution.
which offered one possible solution to a highly complex matter for which a mutually acceptable solution would have to be found.
there is only one possible solution.
Multilateralization of the fuel cycle was one possible solution to that problem, provided that supplies were assured
One possible solution would be to take advantage of article 16(2) to establish a special provision under domestic insolvency law whereby the stay would not affect arbitration proceedings.
There was only one possible solution to the Kashmir dispute,
One possible solution to this problem would be to adopt a universal convention on freedom of religion,
However, one possible solution would involve strengthening the Constitutional Council,
was only one possible solution.
One possible solution might be to limit the right of the host Government to object to a proposed amendment to those cases that concern provisions deemed to be of essential importance(e.g. amount of capital,
One possible solution, proposed by the Secretary-General in his 2011 report to the General Assembly on measures to further improve the effectiveness,
at all times(for example, near a hospital), one possible solution is to oversize the tower so it can operate continuously at reduced motor speed even at the highest design wet-bulb temperature.
One possible solution, in the view of OIOS, is to initiate a broad discussion with the offices in Africa of United Nations agencies,
the specific level should be adjusted in the light of recent experience; one possible solution would be to set it at an intermediate level between the level proposed by the Secretary-General