Примеры использования May be reconsidered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Import letters of credit terms may be reconsidered by the parties 12.1.
Leonid Tibilov: The stay of the Red Cross in South Ossetia may be reconsidered.
Thus, charges may be reconsidered notwithstanding a decision based on defective material.
Everyone says that theMinsk Agreements must be implemented and then the sanctions issue may be reconsidered.
A proposed project activity that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration.
This issue may be reconsidered, bearing in mind the statutory right of each country to decide about the appropriateness of such visits.
Bis A proposed project activity that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration.
That this decision may be reconsidered under rule 109 of the rules of procedure if the Committee receives a written request by or on behalf of the individuals concerned containing documentary evidence to the effect that the reasons for inadmissibility no longer apply;
The MoU signed between the Officeof the Prosecutor and the NIA by which prosecutorial decisions not to investigate may be reconsidered by the Prosecutor General based on information collected by the NIA.
A project that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration after appropriate revisions have been made to the project design document.
The environmental theme was curtailed in practice under RCF II andfocus on this area may be reconsidered for RCF III in view of the capacity and competence of UNDP vis-à-vis other strong actors in this area.
Such progressive scientific studies may be reconsidered and expressed by certain outstanding individuals, but any way they are the result of the general mental potential and progress of the whole relevant community.
Modalities by which a particular funding decision may be reconsidered in light of these policies, programme priorities and eligibility criteria;
A project activity that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration after appropriate revisions have been made to the project design document.
Subsequent consultations have indicated that the staffing may be reconsidered to comprise of an even leaner structure with the aim of effectively bringing down costs.
It was mentioned that this place for the provisions may be reconsidered if for further types of cylinders provisions for an extension of the testing interval for periodic inspections may be included at a later stage.
A project activity that is not validated may be reconsidered for validation after appropriate revisions have been made to the project design document.
Applicants that have been denied affiliation may be reconsidered by the Executive Committee once before the next Congress is held upon request by the union from which the request for affiliation has been rejected.
A proposed project activity that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration, after appropriate revisions, provided that it meets, all the procedures and requirements for validation and registration, including those related to public comments.
A proposed small-scale afforestation orreforestation project activity under the CDM that is not accepted may be reconsidered for validation and subsequent registration after appropriate revisions, provided that this project activity follows the procedures and meets the requirements for validation and registration, including those relating to public comments.
In her view,the definitions of those terms might be reconsidered at a later stage.
The need for a hearing might be reconsidered at a later stage in light of the parties' submissions.
Nevertheless, it was considered that the need for any work on those issues might be reconsidered, should the development of contract practices in that area so indicate.
As paragraph 2 stated a fundamental rule, the order of paragraphs 1 and 2 might be reconsidered;
This massive difference in distribution network tariffs between Lithuania andthe other Baltic countries leads one to think that such a low tariff level is not sustainable and might be reconsidered upon opening of the market in Lithuania.
That decision might be reconsidered, however, particularly with regard to the online version, which was much broader and in which information could be integrated with charts and other information on peacekeeping expenditure.
It was hoped that this might open the way to a negotiation, in the course of which the whole subject ofthe boundaries of Mexico, from the Gulf to the Pacific, might be reconsidered, but these hopes came to nothing.
Another panellist noted that initial estimates regarding the movement of fish stocks to colder waters in response to the warming of the oceans might be reconsidered in the light of the higher rate of ocean acidification in colder waters.
Under-Secretary of State Peter Tarnoff, during a hasty press conference held on 20 June 1996 at the White House on the International Civil Aviation Organization investigation,even hinted that the measure might be reconsidered.
It was stated by its proponents that this view might be reconsidered if the Working Group decided that an important purpose of the draft instrument was to provide a version of the UNCITRAL Model Laws on Electronic Commerce and on Electronic Signatures in the form of a convention.