Примеры использования May be obliged на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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CIS citizens may be obliged to receive invitations.
That sentence should be followed by a new sentence which would read as follows:"In some cases, they may be obliged to do so.
No one may be obliged to belong to an association.
At the exploitation stage, victims may be obliged to do any of the following.
No one may be obliged to belong to an association.
Commitments and obligations- in trading derivative instruments, the customer may be obliged to provide a security of performing obligation e.g. security deposit.
None may be obliged to belong or not to any political party.
Next year, all travel agencies may be obliged to install payment terminals.
We may be obliged to keep some information about you in compliance with the law.
In State institutions, no person may be obliged to receive religious instruction.
Nobody may be obliged to join any association whatsoever or to remain in it.
Any persons violating the regulations of the rental place may be obliged to return the equipment immediately, without the right to a refund.
No one may be obliged, except on the basis of statute, to disclose information concerning his person.
The Convention supports the approach that States may be obliged through domestic litigation to take action against corruption.
No one may be obliged to testify or provide explanations against himself/herself or his/her close relatives.
He proposed that in the second sentence of paragraph 9 the words"States may be obliged" should be replaced by the words"States are encouraged.
A detainee may be obliged to maintain the premises he is detained in clean.
If farmers have to pay back credits after they have suffered a bad harvest, they may be obliged to sell their capital assets and/or even their land.
Tomorrow we may be obliged to say, No more water; the fire next time.
The Special Committee was informed that if a Palestinian lawyer charges $300to defend a client, families may be obliged to pay $3,000 to an Israeli lawyer.
The advantage of the formulation"may be obliged" in paragraph 9 lay in its unconstraining nature.
No one may be obliged to change domicile or residence except by order of a judicial authority in the special cases and subject to the requirements established by law.
The rapidity with which reductions would need to be accomplished andthe length of time for which UNOPS may be obliged to carry excess staff as an alternative to severance;
Enterprises may be obliged to disclose certain key employee rights and mechanisms for protecting the rights of employees in the workplace.
However, such a community may not have legal means to impose policy and may be obliged to promote a voluntary code that serves the interests of all.
No one may be obliged to belong to an association or to follow a religious teaching contrary to his convictions.
A foreigner who is subject to a judicial deportation order that is not executed may be obliged to reside in a particular place for a period of two weeks, which may be renewed.
Further, other courts may be obliged to decline to entertain their jurisdiction once they are under the jurisdiction of the first court.
In addition, the source expressed concern that, owing to the situation of vulnerability andpoor conditions that these detained children are facing, they may be obliged to make false testimonies or declarations on the circumstances that brought them to DSWD.
For instance, States may be obliged to fulfil the right to health by making available ambulances during protests or riots.