Примеры использования Action might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That way you can judge for yourself what action might be necessary for your safety.
This action might duplicate or overlap with existing capacity-building programmes.
They believed in the larger freedom of a world where collective action might avert common crises.
Such action might range from calls for compliance, to condemnation of violations, to the application of targeted measures.
The Protocol does not discuss what remedial action might be taken if an unforeseen adverse effect is observed.
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Would be less necessary; spontaneous agreement, unity, harmony andspontaneous right action might take its place.
Such action might jeopardize the international balance and have negative consequences for nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
At this stage, we are not in a position to judge what recommendations for action might appropriately be directed at which organization.
Such action might be termed wrongful or insolvent trading, but the terminology would be an issue for future consideration.
Some delegations expressed concern that such action might be in contradiction with the fundamental right to freedom of expression.
Such action might take the form of policy statements, legal enactments, declarations, guidelines, manuals, statements of principles or conventions.
Noting that efforts were under way to examine the possibility of establishing a national human rights institution,he asked when such action might be taken.
Further action might include training of trainers in order to facilitate wider dissemination of legal literacy with a gender perspective.
Prosecutors did not necessarily prosecute all perpetrators, as such action might be deemed unnecessary owing to the rehabilitation of the perpetrators concerned or other circumstances.
Other action might include steps to strengthen coordination between United Nations bodies concerned with the human rights of women.
They suggested that the masters of ships should be instructed to report incidents promptly to the competent authorities of the coastal States concerned so that action might be taken in an efficient manner.
The Member States most involved in this action might find in it a just reward for their efforts as well as an incentive for continuing them.
The secretariat noted that although it may take some time before the Kyoto Protocol enters into force,it may be prudent to explore what anticipatory action might be appropriate to respond to Article 2.2 of the Protocol.
Appropriate action might include continuing to trade in an attempt to turn the company around or putting it into liquidation, or many steps in between.
We need a Security Council that is ready to shoulder that responsibility and to work together,because unilateral action might run the risk of aggravating the problem and undermining international law and legitimacy.
This action might require significant financial resources and could divert attention away from the main mandate of providing regular and timely scientific information.
It also decided to consider, on the basis of a report by the Executive Director and submissions by Governments, intergovernmental organizations and other stakeholders,what further action might be taken with regard to other heavy metals, for example, lead and cadmium.
This action might not provide a full understanding of the complete range of biodiversity and ecosystem services and the key interlinkages with other sectors and interfaces.
In cases where, despite all these efforts, a State is manifestly failing to meet its responsibilities,the response of the international community should be prompt, and necessary action might even be taken by the Security Council in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations.
Such an action might foster the attention given by all competent bodies to this challenging area, as well as to gather more information on the steps taken in this field.
Urges the Special Rapporteur to continue to bring to the attention of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights such situations of extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions as are ofparticularly serious concern to her or where early action might prevent further deterioration;
Iceland is considering what further action might be necessary to establish closer working relationship with exporter and what advice and assistance is needed.
Such action might consist in counselling and educating the parents, but in more extreme cases the social services could even initiate court proceedings to withdraw parental authority.
It would be interesting to know what action might be taken by the international community to alleviate the plight of the Palestinian people in the context of the restrictions on movement of goods and funds.