Примеры использования It may be easier на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It may be easier however to track'failing' enterprises.
This technology has its benefits and drawbacks: Although it may be easier to manufacture, a lower fill factor results.
It may be easier to deal with the bad guys if we get them outside of the bank.
If you have your media files organized by folder, it may be easier and quicker to find your files by using the Filter option to only show folders.
It may be easier to finger feed than use utensils e.g., spoon or fork.
Since such an arrangement may reduce the risk of non-payment under the export contract, it may be easier for the exporter to obtain insurance and financing for the export contract.
It may be easier to see that a child of mortality would reject the loving direction and wisdom of its parents.
This problem occurs quiet often, as while its author and his marketing company, suggest that the"tulip" to meet anyone who has started a restrictive diet,as it already knows that it may be easier said than done.
Where the controlling State in question is an adjacent State with territorial ambitions on the State where the conflict is taking place, andthe controlling State is attempting to achieve its territorial enlargement through the armed forces which it controls, it may be easier to establish the threshold.
For smaller snowflakes, it may be easier to use double-sided tape or white glue in place of staples.
If the trials are conducted in proper and independent manner, andif those most responsible are held accountable for the crimes they committed, it may be easier to confront continuing impunity and to reform institutions such as the police, the judiciary and the courts.
It may be easier to increase public oversight over existing incentives rather than to prohibit every instance of perverse incentives.
But on the other hand, dollars in Cambodia in the course, and the local currency by tourists almost never used,so it may be easier to change dongs for dollars in Vietnam, and in Cambodia directly have to pay with dollars, as all do….
In other situations, it may be easier to separate humanitarian assistance from blue helmet operations so as not to confuse humanitarian aid with politics.
It may be easier for a vessel to engage in IUU fishing and more difficult for a State to monitor such activities where a vessel can register without providing evidence of a fishing authorization.
In the short term, for example, it may be easier to establish new energy-efficiency standards and remove obstacles in the planning-permission process of renewable energy projects than to establish a carbon market and eliminate fossil-fuel subsidies.
Indeed, it may be easier to establish a new, well-functioning institution starting from scratch(providedit is well designed and properly assembled) than by trying to change or amend an already existing(but malfunctioning) institution.
Although, I tell you, sometimes it might be easier for me if I did.
It may be easy but it makes your program useless.
I think if you went round it might be easier.
In the first place, it might be easier to make an assessment of the customary nature of the obligation in respect of certain identified"core crimes" as opposed to finding a more general obligation.
Another view was expressed that since there were fewer activities in areas beyond national jurisdiction, it might be easier and less costly to undertake such assessments there rather than in coastal areas.
Mr. SHERIFIS suggested that it might be easier to say“all landowners, especially large landowners”.
It might be easier for this paper to describe what is not included as a special survey.
But I am beginning to think it might be easier to get married in a registry office, rather than deal with Father O'Leary.
And, you know… Don't you think it might be easier on all of us if… I had my own car?
Even in the case of a new ICP cycle, it may be easy to identify products that are common to the two systems.
It might be easier to report only success stories, without any evaluation, but the price of doing so, which had to be borne by all, was unlearned lessons and perpetuated mistakes.