Examples of using Were modest in English and their translations into Spanish
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Although they were modest in scope, they could lend momentum to the overall reform of the Organization.
Although the Secretary-General's proposals were modest in scope, they were nevertheless useful and could pave the way for further, more far-reaching reforms.
of the Commission's task, the Secretary-General's proposals were modest.
the increases in the coverage of services were modest in the most recent reporting cycle.
the war-affected population and to prevent further displacements were modest in their impact.
of that common responsibility, even if the contributions of some countries were modest.
increases in rice yields were modest.
it is certain that subsequent interventions(because of the other earthquakes of 1654 and 1703) were modest.
Yet most such changes were modest and did not result in concrete government action to ensure service availability
SKP and LJP were modest in aim and gradual in practice,
His artistic beginnings in 1912 were modest: magician,
Royalties from the book were modest, but allowed Harris to rent a six-room house in West End, an unincorporated village
their losses were modest.
but results were modest, and there was no clear understanding of control and/or destruction arrangements for returned weapons and ammunition.
the benefits achieved were modest, especially in comparison to their large numbers
Mr. Abel(Myanmar) noted that not withstanding the International Decade the Special Rapporteur had concluded that the achievements to date were modest in comparison with the original high expectations.
the proposed changes to the current planning and budgeting process were modest.
While any resulting improvements were modest, we believe the success of the Council lies not just in the rules that govern it,
on the matter and that the proposals of the Secretary-General were modest in scale but significant in their symbolism.
for developing countries whose ICT capacities were modest, the United Nations Information Centres(UNICs)