Примеры использования Could imply на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This could imply that the investors do not believe in a successful completion of the acquisition.
The text should avoid any language that could imply unfounded restrictions on freedom of expression.
That could imply formalization within the Commission of some of the work initiated under the Marrakech Process.
Access may also be limited because of fears on the part of the Government that this could imply recognition of rebel forces.
That condition could imply that detainees did not in fact have a legal right to consult a doctor from the outset.
It was therefore unlikely that the concept of an international crime could imply any kind of criminal responsibility on the part of a State.
This could imply revision of annex VII, which sets out the timescales for implementation under article 3 of the Protocol.
Mr. Murrey(United Kingdom) said that,as it stood, the text could imply that a bidder was not entitled to disclose even information that it had itself communicated.
This could imply that these countries may have possibly changed the classification and/or definition of hazardous waste at those years.
Concern has been expressed that the principle could imply that scientific facts to back up management decisions were no longer necessary.
It could imply that what was to be considered was only the question of compensation for harm sustained in cases where a preventive measure was not taken.
In paragraph 1, the qualification of"physical and mental" integrity was not strongly supported, and it could imply a right of intervention that does not otherwise apply.
This could imply that investments that are not related to core business are regarded as secondary and suffer from the lack of attention.
Mr. IWASAWA noted that some States parties had expressed strong views concerning the word"acquiescence", which could imply the silence of one State with regard to the practice of another.
Such wording could imply a broader concern with financial institutions, but in practice the great majority of results relate to microfinance.
It should be kept in mind that there exists a great variety of international organizations, which could imply that for certain types of organizations necessity might be suitable.
This research could imply that IDRA-21 facilitates treatment of AMPA-related learning disabilities or enhancing intelligence in those without any learning disabilities.
It is important to differentiate them from other conditions that presentwith optic disc elevation, especially papilledema, which could imply raised intracranial pressure or tumors.
The model law could imply that an agreement between a Company and its own managing director is an agreement between two"enterprises" and thus a conspiracy.
However, as one expert noted,where the goal of policymakers was to promote the transfer of technologies, this could imply for TNCs a loss of critical ownership advantages.
An increase in the irrigated area of a country could imply an increase in water use for agriculture, unless appropriate responses to that trend help keep water resources at sustainable levels.
He concluded by saying, in a somehow optimistic mood, that the negotiations on Iran's andNorth Korea's nuclear issue could imply the closing of George W. Bush's unipolar parenthesis.
As a result, compensation could imply some form of reparation for damage caused following a personal error made by a judge when exercising his or her jurisdictional function or of the justice system as a whole.
In response, it was stated that, while deletion of the word"final" might address those concerns, it could imply that the arbitral tribunal was empowered to revisit an award it had made.
This could imply the part-time or temporary appointment of a press officer, free-lance services provided on an ad-hoc or continuous basis, or assistance provided by Parties as contributions in kind;
T he German and French 10YR bond yields have been steadily rising from the end of February, which could imply that the economic data will steer further from the lax political consequences ahead of the elections.
This could imply that non-poor parents should pay fees, even if a State's international legal obligations and constitutional guarantees posit that primary education should be free of charge.
In the view of UNESCO, even though the term"other" in article 51,paragraph 1, could imply"international" organizations, it would be preferable to specify that these"other organizations" must be international.
This database also corroborated the observation that mode 3 is the predominant form of the supply of financial services, and mode 1 was less frequent,as cross-border supply of financial services could imply the opening of the capital account.
Subparagraph(b) is ambiguous: it could imply that the State to which the act giving rise to responsibility is attributable has an obligation to provide compensation for damage even if the act is not wrongful.