Примеры использования May be facilitated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Varying levels of anonymity may be facilitated by the use of proxy servers.
The effective exercise of the rights of the defence shall be promoted by an independent body,the establishment of which may be facilitated by the Assembly of States Parties.
Actual recovery of money may be facilitated only by one's own proactive defence.
In the recruitment stage, obtaining of fraudulent invitations or forged documents may be facilitated by corrupt officials.
Data sharing may be facilitated through data warehouses accessible to the organizations involved.
The offender knows the specific nature of any terrorist activity that may be facilitated or carried out by the terrorist organization.
The hearing may be facilitated by the Company or by the technical institute responsible for the OVOS.
The Registrar shall consult with an independent representative body of defence counsel or defence associations,the establishment of which may be facilitated by the Assembly of States Parties.
This switch may be facilitated by technical and financial support as well as by institutional and infrastructural changes.
The implementation and promotion of the five ECE environmental conventions and the nine protocols may be facilitated by applying an adjusted version of the concept of issue management.
For example, this may be facilitated by friendly relations between one party and a great power that is sympathetic to its cause.
The successful delivery of information requires understanding the gender-specific norms andcustoms within the host society, and may be facilitated by regular contact with local women and their organizations.
Implementation of the above may be facilitated by setting a sequence for the delivery of reports within each reporting cycle.
Article 2, paragraph 2, of the bill to amend the Constitution of 25 February 1992 provides that:"Women's access to elected office and elective posts may be facilitated by special measures established by law.
Such exchange may be facilitated by the establishment of common business registers, at least for multinational companies, such as the EuroGroups Register.
Article 2, paragraph 2, of the draft constitution,which stipulates that:"Women's access to elected office and elective posts may be facilitated by special measures established by law and in regulations", provides grounds for hope.
The second stage of ODR proceedings may be facilitated settlement, whereby a neutral is appointed and communicates with the parties to try to achieve a settlement.
Ii In respect of design, the tourism satellite account focuses on the relationship of tourism with the main concepts and aggregates of the 1993 SNA, so that tourism value added can be defined as a share of total value added, and so that the exchange of information between the systems,as well as the sharing of analysis and statistical procedures, may be facilitated;
The security and well-being of trafficked persons, which may be facilitated by the reflection and recovery period,is an essential prerequisite for trafficked persons in seeking compensation.
Both highlight the principle of partnership between national Governments, local authorities, civil society and other relevant stakeholders as key to the implementation of the Habitat Agenda at the international, national and local levels,based also on the recognition that sustainable urban development may be facilitated by national policy but ultimately depends on local implementation for success.
The security and well-being of trafficked persons, which may be facilitated by the reflection and recovery period,is an essential prerequisite for trafficked persons in seeking compensation.
Clause 3( 2) of the Anti-Terrorism Bill makes it clear that the offence of participation in and facilitation of terrorist acts may be committed whether or not a terrorist organisation actually facilitates or carries out a terrorist act, the participation or contribution of the accused actually enhances the ability of a terrorist organisation to facilitate orcarry out a terrorist act, or the accused knows the specific nature of any terrorist act that may be facilitated or carried out by a terrorist organisation.
Greater legal certainty for those transactions may be facilitated if the laws of the host country contain provisions specially adapted to international sales contracts.
That may be facilitated by a study on evidence gathering in corruption cases that the Secretariat, with the assistance of Member States and relevant international organizations, may be requested to carry out.
Substantiated is actuality of research in the problem of value self-determination of students in the space of axiosphere of Internet,using of which may be facilitated inclusion of a person into valuable and meaningful world of culture, self-realization and personal fulfillment as a member of information society.
The presentation of certain evidence may be facilitated given its volume or nature if its content is summarized by way of a report from counsel or from an expert for example, a public accountant or a consulting engineer.
The implementation of resolutions passed by legislative bodies calling for language parity or for an"equal treatment of official andworking languages" may be facilitated by a clearer assessment of the implication of those terms in today's context and practice of the organizations concerned.
Such development may be facilitated by increasing population densities that allow the higher labour inputs that intensification demands and the access to markets and inputs that are often required.
Controlling natural monopolies in an optimum manner is difficult, and may be facilitated for developing and other countries by splitting up monopolies(where compatible with efficiency) and by different contractual arrangements.
Access to justice may be facilitated through the legal aid system, provided for by Decree No. 76/521 of 9 November 1976, to provide payment in advance of all or part of the costs that they would normally be required to bear.