Примеры использования May oblige на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If the amount of required margin maintenance decreases, the Bank may oblige the customer to immediately transfer additional funds to the account.
They may oblige them to accept the polygamy of their partner, and they may disinherit them should one of their siblings choose to convert into a particular religion.
Measures used to create amarket for recycled packaging, such as recycled content provisions, may oblige exporters to import used packaging.
The internal law of a State may oblige a State to extend diplomatic protection to a national, but international law imposes no such obligation.
Even some NPT NWS may be reluctant to foreclose the option of future production if they deem that strategic developments may oblige them to build-up nuclear deterrent forces.
The specific requirements of the Aarhus Convention may oblige Parties to both instruments to implement these requirements according to specified procedures.
In cases where States are Parties to the Aarhus Convention and one orboth of the other instruments, the specific requirements of the Aarhus Convention may oblige Parties to implement these instruments according to specified procedures.
The competent authorities may oblige them to eliminate such wastes and, if need be, to participate in schemes for the disposal of identical or similar wastes;
The Committee notes with interest the Abortion Bill of 2012, butexpresses its concern at the current general criminalization of abortion, which may oblige pregnant women to seek clandestine abortions that endanger their lives and health.
Issues related to global production may oblige NSI's to combine efforts in completing their views on MNEs and global production and international trade more generally.
They erect their huts onland that is usually either State property or of undetermined ownership and, in a few cases, with the provisional consent of the landowner who may oblige them to vacate the land.
The Committee is concerned that this may oblige pregnant women to seek clandestine and unsafe abortion services that endanger their life arts. 6 and 17.
As only limited controls are imposed by the 1971 Convention on international trade in substances listed in Schedules III and IV,the Convention provides a mechanism whereby a country may oblige all other countries not to export unwanted psychotropic substances to it.
Issues around global production may oblige NSI's to combine efforts in completing their views on MNEs and global production and international trade more generally.
The Committee, while welcoming efforts carried out by the State party directed at strengthening families, is concerned at the increasing number of children abandoned or otherwise deprived of their family environment oftendue to poverty and that the lack of financial resources may oblige children to work or to live in the streets.
There is no legislation that may oblige anyone to adopt a certain religion or compel him to exercise rituals and ceremonies of a faith different from that to which he belongs.
If a suspended sentence is pronounced for acts referred to in Paragraphs 1 to 4 of this article,a court may oblige the offender to take particular measures prescribed for protection from ionizing radiation or other prescribed protection measures within a specified time limit.
The court may oblige the children to take part in the actual costs incurred parents caused by the listed circumstances, and the costs that need to be implemented in the future.
It may make a single woman attractive on the marriage"market" whereas it may oblige a married woman to assist the extended family with her new income or to divert funds from the project to her husband.
Such a State may oblige carriers whose vehicles are registered in its territory or, in the case of unregistered vehicles, having their principal place of business or habitual residence in its territory, to cover their liability by insurance or other financial security to amounts higher than those required by article 13, paragraph 2 of this Convention;
If insurance company fails to dispose the mentioned share within the period specified herewith,the Central Bank may oblige that insurance company to recognize a loss within the limits of the value of the share and sell it immediately and, thus, penalize the insurance company for each day of infringement in the amount of 1 percent of the nominal value of the given share.
In particular, such restrictions may oblige Moscow Domodedovo Airport to store the data edited or removed by the User for a period of time stipulated by the legislation, as well as to transfer such data to a governmental body in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law.
This might oblige the United Republic of Tanzania to place more troops at the border.
This provision might oblige the authorities to provide members of the media and public with such information promptly.
The elderly must be treated with dignity and accorded sufficient social protection,but the crisis might oblige them to work beyond the normal retirement age.
For instance, the commentary might indicate that in some cases good faith andreasonable market standards might oblige the secured creditor to sell the business as a going concern in order to obtain higher value.
Several States objected to specific aspects of the proposals insofar as they might oblige States to report on matters not directly required in accordance with the provisions of the treaties, whereas others welcomed the suggestion that States should decide how to organize the information presented in their reports using the proposed common core document and treaty-specific documents.
Specifically, it was said in that respect that in the contextof multilateral investment treaties, articles 1 and 3 might oblige Contracting Parties to the transparency convention to offer the Rules on Transparency to an investor from a State that was Party to the multilateral treaty, but not a Contracting Party to the transparency convention.
Funny. You know,I actually thought the French might oblige me this time.
These freedoms are rights, not obligations,although respecting these freedoms for society may at times oblige the individual.