Примеры использования Might adopt на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In some cases, private sector entities already have effective data-sharing mechanisms that States and other organizations might adopt.
Other legislators might adopt a more casuistic approach.
In some cases, private sector entities already have effective mechanisms for sharing data which States and other organizations might adopt.
In such cases, the contract might adopt a two-notice system.
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A Party might adopt different measures in relation to different categories of sources listed in the annex, according to its technical and practical needs;
Several of the papers andpresentations suggested standards that contractors might adopt to improve the comparability of data.
In addition, States might adopt a more flexible approach to the double criminality principle.
Chapter I on methodology provides a broad overview of the range of methodologies that UNECE countries might adopt to carry out their censuses of population and housing in the 2020 round of censuses.
Otherwise countries might adopt provisions that were not in line with those eventually included in the Model Law.
Pending the drafting of such a convention,the General Assembly might adopt, by consensus, a declaration of principles in the matter.
Paraguay supported the basic concept that States enjoyed immunity from the jurisdiction of the courts of other States andthe measures of constraint which they might adopt.
As the latter were Members of the United Nations, the General Assembly might adopt a reoslution approving the course of action followed by the Committee.
However, a State might adopt a procedure for indicating approval in principle for a particular deal, with a licence not being issued until all relevant information had been provided.
That could lead to a situation where the Security Council might adopt a measure for which financing would then be withheld by the General Assembly.
The Commission might adopt the method followed for the most-favoured-nation clause by having Study Group members present papers dealing with different aspects of the topic.
If this option is chosen, the representatives of Governments at the current plenary meeting,after considering relevant issues, might adopt a resolution by which they establish the platform.
Innovative financing in sustainable forestry might adopt some of the cost-share programmes used in the United States of America.
The Chairman suggested that the Committee should continue its consideration of the question of Gibraltar at its next session,bearing in mind the instructions that the General Assembly might adopt at its fifty-sixth session.
In cases of emergency, the public security authorities might adopt provisional measures, which must be approved by the judicial authorities within 96 hours.
Article"x" should not be placed in an annex to the Model Law because annexes were usually considered to be of secondary importance; consequently,a Government might adopt the main body of the Model Law but not the annex.
For instance, countries with significant commercial andexport sectors might adopt UPOV-type standards for the relevant crops in those sectors to encourage innovation and commercialisation.
It had agreed that its conclusion that interest on arrears should only be applied to arrears arising after the adoption of the related decision should also apply to any other similar measures that the Assembly might adopt.
In order to implement the above concrete actions the international arrangement might adopt a longer-term programme of work with cycles and periodic reviews at the end of each cycle.
The Commission must therefore be absolutely clear about the impact of those exceptions on the special rules of international law referred to in draft article 1, paragraph 2, andon the special rules that a State might adopt unilaterally based on its national legislation.
That being so, any final document which the Commission might adopt on the topic of unilateral acts of States should be limited to those unilateral acts which were also unilateral declarations.
Some organizations are concerned that, because the new transfer payments will not be made subject to some conditions, except for the non-residency requirement,provinces and territories might adopt measures that will contravene Canada's obligations under the Covenant.
In the meantime, the Committee might adopt a decision on its programme of work for the first week of the session, from 27 September to 1 October 1993, on the basis of the provisional timetable that had been circulated.
Thirdly, such an approach might producethe opposite effect to that sought, in that a State might adopt countermeasures with the sole aim of forcing another State into third-party conciliation.
In that connection, the Committee agreed that its conclusion that interest on arrears should only be applied to arrears arising after the adoption of the related decision should also apply to any other similar measures that the General Assembly might adopt.