Примеры использования May justify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These violations may justify a replacement hose.
This may justify UNHCR involvement, the scope and nature of which is still to be defined.
For instance, protection during pregnancy and motherhood may justify differences in treatment.
This recognition may justify specifically targeted responses.
Mr. Ribe considers that the objectives of the two indices are not the same, which may justify different approaches.
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An armed conflict may justify the enactment of a state of emergency.
Some national laws specifically deal with the grounds which may justify the expulsion of a migrant worker.
This lack of protection may justify the establishment of a specific standard directly aimed at the protection of the right to social security for older persons.
The absence of internationally accepted standards may justify further discussion of this issue also.
Mere suspicions may justify measures of surveillance, but never a measure so severe as that of forbidding the residence in a country of a man who has important interests therein.
Responsibilities of the office may justify other requirements as defined by law.
A view was expressed that the Commission should prepare draft articles focusing on the reasons that may justify the expulsion of an alien.
That pending judicial proceedings may justify restrictions on an individual's right to leave his country.
In his statement, the Syrian representative has revealed his overriding motivation to try to legitimize terrorism by making a distinction that may justify violence against civilians.
What are the objective reasons that may justify, or even necessitate, differentiated treatment?
Mere suspicions may justify measures of surveillance, but never a measure so severe as that of forbidding the residence in a country of a man who has important interests therein.
A complete list of the legitimate aims which may justify non-disclosure should be provided in the law.
But also when the authorities decide to deal with the case without resorting to judicial proceedings,the child must be informed of the charge(s) that may justify this approach.
Moreover, national security concerns may justify the holding of an ex parte or in camera proceeding. IX.
Finally, restrictions on freedom of movement and residence imposed in theinterest of“the rights and freedoms of others” may justify evictions to respect private property.
At this stage, the asylum seeker may justify his application and explain why he is requesting asylum.
The review has resulted in sector specific workforce plans, validated by the Director General,where changes in the work requirements may justify submission to a reclassification exercise.
There are thus, however, two circumstances- the second one in particular- that may justify the adoption of special reservation clauses, a measure that will in any case help to avoid sterile controversy.
Employers may justify paying women less because of a perception that women lack commitment to their jobs when they have the added work of family Lips, 2013.
Only the infliction of a deep, extraordinary and blatant insult may justify limiting the freedom of expression cite omitted.
Although legitimate self-defence may justify non-performance of certain treaty obligations, it cannot be assumed that a claim of self-defence alone is a licence to cease any inconvenient treaty obligations.
We consider, however,that the circumstances of the Kyoto Protocol may justify taking a different approach. European Union et al.
Concerning the criminal offences which may justify the expulsion of a refugee based on grounds of public order, Grahl-Madsen's Commentary suggests that a single minor offence would not be sufficient.
The notion that one party's violation of humanitarian law may justify the other party's violation is called reprisal.
Respect for the rights andreputations of others may justify certain restrictions on the right to freedom of expression for purposes including the protection of freedom of religion, the protection against discrimination and the protection of minorities.