Примеры использования May regard на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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States Parties may regard such laws as exceptions from equality before the law which have to be justified.
If the civil claimant fails to appear without a valid reason,the court may regard him as having abandoned his action”.
Therefore, the lenders may regard the concession as an essential component of the security arrangements negotiated with the concessionaire.
Although general performance guarantees may not be very frequent,there are cases in which the project company and the lenders may regard them as a condition necessary for executing the project.
He seems to believe that the Ossetians and Abkhazians may regard failure to exterminate the peoples of these republics as a significant impetus to join Georgia.
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Some may regard this as the erosion of sovereignty, whereas others would maintain that the world is witnessing the transformation of sovereignty as information societies begin to emerge around the world.
The Internet offers excellent opportunities to respond to this need in a direct and effective manner,because other traders may regard your(un)unmarketable parcels of timber as highly marketable.
Thus, States Parties may regard that offences which affect their citizens are not covered by this provision, but are rather covered by article 42(2) a.
Although general performance guarantees may not be very frequent,there are cases in which the project company and the lenders may regard them as a condition necessary for executing the project.
Similarly, the exporter may regard a delay in payment for the export contract as a ground for delaying fulfilment of the countertrade commitment.
If, in the absence of any such treaty, the domestic law of the requested State makes extradition conditional on such a treaty,that State may regard the draft convention as a sufficient legal basis for extradition.
Children may regard marketing and advertisements that are transmitted through the media as truthful and unbiased and consequently can consume and use products that are harmful.
Section 43(2) provides that if a female worker has received wages during her period of maternity leave andfails without reasonable cause to return to work her employer may regard her as having abandoned her employment.
Subject to subparagraph(b)of this paragraph, the procuring entity may regard a tender as responsive only if it conforms to all requirements set forth in the tender solicitation documents.
The entity may regard as suspicious transactions which, although they fall within the parameters of the customer's financial profile, are so irregular or out of the ordinary as to give it good reason to believe that they are not merely unusual.
Opportunities for work in the home community may be very limited,wages are generally lower and some may regard the work as more demanding than the work they did in the place they were trafficked to or were in.
Nevertheless, donors may regard lower rates as an indicator of efficiency, and the significance of the associated comparative advantage in resource mobilization to the organizations concerned should not be underestimated.
It also expressed the hope that the Government would be able to codify the practice whereby the Insurance Institute may regard a child as being in Israel even if it has left Israel for a period exceeding six months for purposes of receiving family allowances.
With this mindset, a Wiccan may regard the Germanic Ēostre, Hindu Kali, and Catholic Virgin Mary each as manifestations of one supreme Goddess and likewise, the Celtic Cernunnos, the ancient Greek Dionysus and the Judeo-Christian Yahweh as aspects of a single, archetypal god.
Countries with weak financial controls, orlong porous borders, may regard the measures imposed by the Security Council as too difficult to enforce and of secondary importance to other counter-terrorism activity within their jurisdiction.
The procuring entity may regard a tender as responsive even if it contains minor deviations that do not materially alter or depart from the characteristics, terms, conditions and other requirements set out in the solicitation documents or if it contains errors or oversights that can be corrected without touching on the substance of the tender.
The many delegations like ours that are accustomed to North Korea's intemperate rhetoric may regard it as a free source of entertainment, but other delegations that are not used to it may feel as if they have just heard the snarl of a cold-war dinosaur they had thought long extinct or an outburst of an alien from another planet.
Also, the Committee may regard an alleged violation as continuing in nature when there exists"affirmation, after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol, by act or by clear implication, of previous violations by the State party.
But it would be necessary to take into account that TNCs may regard some practices(such as tied purchases) as a legitimate part of their global competitive strategies and might therefore react to the possibilities of investigation by reducing or restricting their investments.
The Committee noted that children may regard marketing and advertisements as truthful and unbiased, and recommended that States adopt appropriate regulations, encourage business enterprises to adhere to codes of conduct and use clear and accurate product labelling and information that allow parents and children to make informed consumer decisions see CRC/C/GC/16, paras. 19 and 59.
According to paragraph 2(b) of this article,the procuring entity may regard a tender as responsive even if it contains minor deviations that do not materially alter or depart from the characteristics, terms, conditions and other requirements set out in the solicitation documents.
People might regard me at least as an odd person or even as s sectarian.
States parties might regard the opportunity to submit special reports as the only way for them to present their side of the story before an international forum.
For example, some troop-contributing countries might regard modifications to a Jeep 4 x 4 type commercial vehicle costing in total 10 per cent of the initial base price of the vehicle as"significant.
In some cases, the parties might regard prior knowledge on the part of the arbitrator as advantageous, particularly if the parties think that this knowledge would allow the arbitrator to conduct the case more efficiently.