Примеры использования Might be appropriate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I think it might be appropriate.
For specific situations(e.g. short tunnels), deviations might be appropriate.
A transition to new arrangements might be appropriate during the period 2014- 2015.
I don't want to tell the public defender how to do her job, butI'm gonna say that the insanity plea might be appropriate.
Other assistance to victims as might be appropriate in the particular case.”.
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With respect to provisional measures under article 52, it was suggested that inclusion of the notion of"emergency" might be appropriate.
I have completed a few weapons that might be appropriate, Commander.
Hence, WFP assistance might be appropriate and relevant only in the transitional period.
Circumstances in which this might be appropriate.
Their approach, which might be appropriate in the private sector, could be unsuitable for the Secretariat.
Unless the reasons for thechange could be clarified, he suggested it might be appropriate to re-insert the word“indigenous”.
He was aware that, in the Barcelona Traction case, the Court had not been in favour of such dual protection, butit seemed that that solution might be appropriate.
The Committee observed that further guidance might be appropriate to underscore the importance of this point.
The Chairman suggested that there hadbeen considerable debate on those issues in the Working Group and suggested that further examination of document A/CN.9/506 might be appropriate.
It was suggested by another participant that it might be appropriate to include police commissioners as well in such briefings, and others concurred.
The Committee would also consider whether alternative methods for determining actuarial asset values might be appropriate for future valuations.
Any communication and outreach activities that might be appropriate for the specific deliverable, including for the identification of gaps in knowledge and for policy support;
The procuring entity has to decide, on a case-by-case basis,which means of communication might be appropriate in which type of procurement.
While out-of-court reorganization,requiring unanimity, might be appropriate where only a single creditor was involved, unanimity was hard to achieve where there were a number of creditors.
BM20/UNSCOM66 started a survey of sites where installation of sensors anduse of other technologies might be appropriate for monitoring purposes.
Creating a duplicate configuration baseline might be appropriate if you wanted to create a number of similar but unrelated configuration baselines and you had one configuration baseline that you use as a template.
Monitoring and evaluation present huge challenges,as there are many alternative methodologies that might be appropriate in different circumstances.
While a wide range of technologies might be appropriate for sustainable development efforts, it may be appropriate for the Science and Technology Park to become more narrowly focused.
The Secretariat was also requested to consider other terms from that working paper that might be appropriate for future consideration.
Those duties and obligations,it was said, might be appropriate in connection with high-value certificates or electronic signatures of the type previously referred to as"enhanced electronic signatures.
A further situation in which including a solvent group member in a joint application might be appropriate is where the existence of the“group” is fictitious.
While some delegations cautioned against elaborating aconvention in this area, the view was expressed that the development of draft articles might be appropriate.
Ultimately, and in our view relatively infrequently, independence might be appropriate in certain cases where it is agreed by the State concerned.
The current wording of draft article 14 bis might suffice for the former,while one of the formulations proposed by Mr. Park might be appropriate for the latter.
Use of the phrase“key pair” in relation to the definition of“certificate” might be appropriate in situations where certificates were only used in a digital signature context.