Примеры использования It might be necessary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It might be necessary.
Before starting the chapter on Configuring the Kernel, it might be necessary to modify the bootstrap. sh script to match personal requirements.
Now, it might be necessary to include some Bills fans and Eagles fans, too.
Indeed, after one treatment, the bugs disappeared,although experts warned that it might be necessary to re-persecution.
I said it might be necessary for her sake.
You may be willing to accept all the seller's terms, butin other cases it might be necessary to prepare a counter offer.
It might be necessary to establish a procedure which could be applied in the case of communications.
However, in view of the shortfall in extrabudgetary resources, it might be necessary for the Secretary-General to request fresh commitment authority for that purpose.
It might be necessary to examine exactly how to word article 10, paragraph 2, of the United Kingdom proposal.
In the case of large countries with pronounced regional differences, it might be necessary to collect indicators for the largest cities and for a selection of smaller cities.
It might be necessary to draft an interrogation protocol stipulating the rules to be followed imperatively.
Sometimes depending on whether the result of the first instruction had any further use, it might be necessary to make a combined instruction with two assignment operators.
In certain cases it might be necessary to disclose the existence of a communication in order to protect its author.
Mr. ONKELINX(Belgium) said that, for article 108,option 1 was attractive, but it might be necessary to provide for other means of settlement for some disputes.
It might be necessary to hold elections to determine who should represent the people in the inter-Congolese dialogue.
Should a second ballot be required for the election of the President, it might be necessary for the Council to adjust the timetable for the withdrawal of certain elements of ONUMOZ.
It might be necessary to have a nominated person to deal confidentially with any queries relating to'dual use'concerns.
The current approach to the principle was the OECD approach, andwhen introducing the concept to developing countries, it might be necessary to modify it. .
According to the tribunal, it might be necessary to completely revise the pay structure in order to end the discrimination.
It might be necessary to find a sponsor to address those resource issues, especially if a printed publication were proposed.
In order to meaningfully serve the non-staff personnel away from headquarters, it might be necessary to establish locations for this internal standing body outside of New York.
I suppose it might be necessary if the Captain of a ship were really mentally impaired, but you're not crazy, Kathryn.
If a State party's legal system provides that treaties do not directly apply, it might be necessary to amend its domestic law with a view to remedying the situation.
In borderline cases it might be necessary to precisely establish an applicant's age before issuing or enforcing a substantive decision.
While the General Assembly did not normally adopt a substantive resolution on the item under consideration, it might be necessary to review that practice if the Organization's financial situation did not improve.
The CHAIRPERSON said that it might be necessary to accelerate the work of the Working Groups, for example by setting up drafting groups to assist them.
The Committee also points out that for missions that are downsizing,such as UNMIK, it might be necessary and advisable to temporarily strengthen internal resident auditing capacity rather than to reduce it. .
However, it might be necessary to set limits in order to prevent abuse in, inter alia, cases where nationality had been acquired in bad faith.
But on large surfaces in hot,dry conditions it might be necessary to have a second person begin to apply the third coat while the first person completes the second coat.
It might be necessary to amend the Spanish text of those definitions to indicate that both"tribunal" and"foro judicial" meant a body of the judicial system of a State.