Примеры использования May be avoided на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This may be avoided with experienced advice on such clauses.
This circumstance does not indicate that large-scale bloodshed for Caspian energy resources may be avoided.
But this bodily punishment may be avoided by paying nine times the worth of the thing stolen.
Within such a framework, it is hardly conceivable that the issues of nuclear disarmament may be avoided by the CD.
This may be avoided only when the machine is sent to FPS and examined there using stationary diagnostic equipment.
It attaches great importance to the prevention of conflicts, in part so that new peace-keeping operations may be avoided.
These difficulties may be avoided by adopting a language such as:"The parties waive, to the extent permitted under the applicable law, any claim that they may have under that law against the arbitrators.
Nevertheless, the security right may be avoidable in insolvency proceedings on the same grounds that any other transaction may be avoided.
The formation of these side products may be avoided by treating the solid support-bound oligonucleotides with solutions of bases in an organic solvent, for instance, with 50% triethylamine in acetonitrile or 10% diethylamine in acetonitrile.
In most of mathematics as it is practiced, the various logical paradoxes never played a role anyway, and in those branches in which they do(such as logic andcategory theory), they may be avoided.
Underlining that most maternal and child deaths are preventable andthat many are the result of conditions that may be avoided through immunization or treated by well-known and cost-effective interventions.
The ad hoc group has no specific comments to make on the role of these agencies,except that the joint meetings of the Conference of European Statisticians and several United Nations agencies are a good example of how duplication of effort may be avoided.
Under TRIPS, developing countries are permittedthe flexibility to allow reverse engineering of software, so this problem may be avoided if national copyright laws are drafted appropriately.
Challenging local historical events may be avoided by studying general history; very small countries may lack a critical mass to develop local historical narratives of their own and/or have them incorporated into the curriculum see A/HRC/23/34/Add.2, paras. 48-50.
However, if during the test, in the case of vehicles having more than two separate gears, there is an automaticdown-shift to first gear, this down-shift may be avoided, at the manufacturer's choice, either by.
When both the counter-exporter and the counter-importer are third parties,cross-border payments may be avoided if both the exporter and the counter-importer are located in one country and if the importer and the counter-exporter are both located in another country.
The assessment of the Economic and Social Council should not be made in isolation, but should be approached as an integral part of the overall effort at rationalizing and strengthening the totality of the existinggovernance arrangements for operational activities, so that duplication may be avoided, comparative advantages duly exploited and overall capacity to advance the basic policy objective outlined above maximized.
For adults, the direct costs that may be avoided through a phase-out of lead include medical expenditures owing to hypertension and strokes, missed workdays, other discomforts, restriction in leisure activities, pain, and the risk of premature death.
However, if during the test, in the case of vehicles having more than two separate gears, there is an automaticdown-shift to first gear, this down-shift may be avoided, at the manufacturer's choice, according to paragraph 3.1.2.4.2.4. 3.1.2.4.2.2.
The problem of drawing the line between unauthorized but still“official” conduct, on the one hand,and“private” conduct on the other, may be avoided if there is evidence that the conduct complained of is systematic or recurrent, such that the State knew or ought to have known of it and taken steps to prevent it.
OIOS considers that the confusion, frustration and perceived inconsistency in the nature andquality of support provided to special political missions may be avoided with more effective integration between all areas of the mission, so that all mission components work towards a common goal and purpose and have a shared understanding of mission direction.
Judges Tanaka andFitzmaurice are correct that a multiplicity of proceedings might be avoided by negotiations among the concurrent shareholders followed by joint action.
It was further suggested by one expert that duplication might be avoided by focusing on individual countries and their specific problems.
Mr. Lukiyantsev(Russian Federation) asked how Ms. Arbour viewed the division of labour between the Human Rights Council andthe Third Committee and how duplication of effort might be avoided.
Mr. Castello(United States of America)said that confusion might be avoided by amending the beginning of paragraph 2 to read:"If there is an appointing authority, and it applies or has stated that it will apply a schedule.
Events in Azerbaijan should serve as an example that bloody conflicts might be avoided if each claim to the exercise of self-determination were treated with circumspection, the aim being to ensure that the distinction between self-determination and aggression was retained.
With adequate resources to properly represent cases, those without legal foundation might be avoided and consideration of remaining cases would be expedited by virtue of their clear presentation on the merits.
Noting that Mexico has strengthened its drug control efforts,the Board is of the opinion that drug trafficking groups may be avoiding the territory of that country and shifting their operations to other Latin American countries and to the Caribbean.
The Secretariat noted that, should any ODR standard be developed under which a party with an arbitral award would be provided with a specific enforcement mechanism, then Article VII(1)of the New York Convention might permit resort to such an enforcement mechanism and thus problems with enforcement through other provisions of the New York Convention might be avoided.
At paragraph 24 of the report,the Internal Justice Council recommends that the need for an additional half-time judge might be avoided if the half-time judges were remunerated at 75 per cent of the cost of a full-time judge, which would enable the half-time judges to devote more than six months per year to the Dispute Tribunal.