Примеры использования Might agree на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They might agree.
Maybe if the owners were on the plane, they might agree with me.
You might agree with the open source movement.
I was hoping that you might agree to vouch for me.
You might agree with the free software movements and my views.
I actually thought you might agree with my theory.
Furthermore, it was not clear what provision the contracting States might agree to amend.
We might agree with the assertion contained in the report of the Secretary-General that.
Upon seeing somebody willing to marry sati shiva might agree to marry her.
In yet another variation, the banks might agree that the net balance at the end of the day's activities should always be zero.
For example, one party might request an extension of the contract or both parties might agree that an extension was needed.
The parties might agree that a negative finding and the rejection of the goods do not affect the extent of the countertrade commitment.
On the basis of existing State practice, some of the parties to a multilateral treaty might agree inter se to apply it provisionally.
If they so decided, they might agree to cooperate with the Court on an ad hoc basis, and that was the meaning of paragraph 2 of his proposal.
Subparagraph(ii) was found particularly useful as a reflection of the practice under which the parties might agree to use non-negotiable transport documents.
In fact, it was hard to see how regimebuilders might agree not to incorporate(that is, opt out from) general principles of international law.
He thought the second part of the Netherlands amendment restricted the ability of States to reach agreement; after all, they might agree on less than optimal use.
Experience had shown that the parties might agree to allow the arbitral tribunal broad discretion and flexibility in the conduct of proceedings.
It was suggested that paragraph(5) could be complemented with provisions aimed at reminding the parties that they might agree on the modalities of the publication of the award.
Alternatively, they might agree to the provisional application of a treaty as from notification of completion of the necessary internal procedures.
If a different arrangement is desirable, you can use socially agreed restrictions(for example,the founder might agree never to add SOPs without consulting the existing SOPs).
For example, an unethical supplier might agree to pay a purchasing manager some amount of money in exchange for the award of a supply contract by that manager.
Furthermore, while many have stepped forward to provide aid to the Palestinians in this time of distress, you might agree that such efforts as well as initiatives need to be better coordinated.
We thought you might agree, as Francis and I are the future of France and Scotland, and you are the future of Rome, that we might discuss the, uh, um… how should I say it?
The only possibility that suggested itself was that the parties might agree that the Law should apply even if their dispute was non-commercial in nature.
They might agree with me that in this world you can achieve money and fame through luck, but luck will not turn you into an athlete who excels, be it through a world record or a personal best.
Even if member countries insist on keeping a part of these profits, they might agree to keep their share of the profits on deposit, and to permit the annual return from these deposits to go to development uses.
Members might agree with me that a smaller territory is much easier to manage, according to environmental criteria, and consequently that there is less chance of environmental abuse.
However, when such intervention takes place following the occurrence ofan exempting impediment(see paras. 69-79), the parties might agree on a different solution, depending on how that particular risk has been allocated in the project agreement.
Therefore, the parties might agree on a method by which each party appoints one arbitrator and the third arbitrator is chosen by the two thus appointed or by an appointing authority.