Примеры использования May also invite на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The SG may also invite any other sponsor from the lower categories as it seems appropriate.
Chairs of the task forces andexpert groups may also invite additional experts to contribute to the work.
The Board may also invite senior officers of Divisions not represented on it to assist it in an advisory capacity.
A hearing will generally be done in writing, butdepending on the circumstances of the case the advocate may also invite the parties involved for a discussion.
The organizers may also invite directly individual experts competent in the matters to be discussed.
We may also invite your own Space Fleet to join us, and that way you will have one of the last great secrets revealed.
The President of the Pre-Trial Chamber may also invite victims and their legal representatives to speak, if they have been allowed to participate in the hearing.
The Board may also invite eminent experts or personalities of high standing in a specific field, from the public and private sectors, including appropriate non-governmental organizations, having relevant expertise in aspects of the cocoa sector, to participate in its work and meetings.
Pursuant to this article the Crown Prosecutor may also invite the perpetrator to undergo medical treatment, therapy or training or to perform community service.
The SBSTA may also invite Parties to submit views on possible revisions to the Guidelines no later than 15 April 1996.
The President of the General Assembly may also invite heads of relevant institutional stakeholders to act as lead discussants in the round tables.
The Committee may also invite the State Party to submit further information about any measures that the State Party has taken in response to those views and recommendations in the State Party's subsequent report under article 18 of the Convention.
The Presiding Judge may also invite the participants to make statements in reply to the other closing speeches.
The Chair may also invite other individuals or organizations as observers if they have special qualifications with regard to matters on the agenda.
The Subcommittee on Accreditation may also invite civil society organizations to submit reports on the functioning and efficiency of national human rights institutions under review.
The Committee may also invite the specialized agencies to provide expert advice on the implementation of the Convention in areas falling within the scope of their activities.
The President of the General Assembly may also invite the heads or high-level officials of relevant institutional stakeholders to act as lead discussants in the round tables.
The Council may also invite any of the organizations referred to in article 13 to attend any of its meetings as an observer.
The committee may also invite the specialized agencies to submit reports on the implementation of the Convention.
The Committee may also invite the submission of studies from other bodies on topics of relevance to the Committee.
The working group may also invite representatives of other competent bodies, including non-governmental organizations, to provide information.
The Council may also invite non-governmental organizations having relevant expertise in aspects of the cocoa sector, as observers.
The Committee may also invite other interested organizations to participate as observers in Committee meetings, or for the discussion of specific items.
The Conference may also invite them to submit, in writing, their views and comments on questions within their competence, which may be circulated as Conference documents.
The Director may also invite governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental institutions to propose experts who would best contribute to Technical Committee discussions on a specific topic.
The Director may also invite governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental institutions to propose experts who would best contribute to Technical Committee discussions on a specific topic.
The Committee may also invite any Member of the United Nations not a member of the Commission to participate in a consultative capacity in its consideration of any matter of particular concern to that Member.
The Executive Board may also invite member States of the respective funds and programmes and participants who manifest a special interest in the item or items under consideration to participate in the deliberations without the right to vote.
The Council may also invite the Commission on the Status of Women, in preparation for the five-year review of the Fourth World Conference on Women, to build upon the outcome of the discussions of the Commission on Population and Development in 2000 on that topic.
The Executive Board may also invite, when it considers it appropriate, intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council to participate in its deliberations for questions that relate to their activities.