Примеры использования Might be defined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By the engagement agreement might be defined period within which attorney has the right to act on behalf of principal.
Another proposal was made to indicate that ODR provider might be defined as"one or more entities.
The active policy might be defined using GPOs instead of on the computer in the IP Security Policies snap-in.
In the management of underperformance, as for performance management in general, the roles andresponsibilities of the different parties might be defined as follows.
The Vice-Chair asked how stocks might be defined and whether States decided to include existing stocks of fissile material in the scope of the treaty.
The activity should be classified by its nature industrial, disposal,accidental or another activity that might be defined as a"hazardous activity.
Thus“delicts” might be defined as breaches of obligation for which only compensation or restitution is available, as distinct from fines or other sanctions.
In the early stages of evaluation, including exploration,the Project might be defined only in conceptual terms, whereas more mature Projects will be defined in significant detail.
The former might be defined as the enforcement of deficient laws while the latter was legislation for the benefit of the wider community, free of protection gaps and discrimination.
In his Meaning in the Visual Arts(1955), Erwin Panofsky explains the difference between a connoisseur andan art historian:"The connoisseur might be defined as a laconic art historian, and the art historian as a loquacious connoisseur.
Alternatively, these terms might be defined by the Conference of the Parties pursuant to paragraph 2(a) of this draft element after the entry into force of the convention.
More generally, the Workshop noted that in undertaking regionalisation analyses, it is important to consider the extent to which it is expected that the environment be subdivided, andalso to consider how ecoregions might be defined differently in shelf and sub-Antarctic areas.
The Working Group considered how an international corporate group might be defined and the characteristics that would distinguish it from a domestic corporate group see above, paras. 48-49.
The Working Group first considered the issue of"centre of main interests" as it related to an enterprise group, andin particular the purpose for which it might be important to determine the COMI of an enterprise group and how it might be defined.
Therefore, it was felt that terrorism might be defined as a criminal activity aimed at creating a situation of social insecurity and at challenging the essence of a democratic State.
In the most general form, the focus of research in this field might be defined as the study of social mechanisms' role and particularities in processes which are considered fundamentally economic.
For example, regions might be defined independently of particular governmental jurisdictions, and different levels of government had their own specific demands for information for the purposes of economic policy-making.
The role of the International Coordination Committee for new RECs might be defined in any type of setting as new RECs could be increasingly receiving additional responsibilities in the EECCA Strategy implementation.
That common goals might be defined for all of the regional structures and for the regional implementation of the work programme, related to overall goals, functions and operating principles of the Platform, ensuring a coherent approach and synergy of efforts across regions;
The Workshop noted that the scale of Risk Areas which might be defined around the South Orkney Islands can impact the conduct of the exploratory crab fishery which has been notified for Subarea 48.2.
The competent authority might be defined by amending the List of Activities and Objects Prone to Causing Higher Environmental Risks, as well as the Statute of the Ministry of Environmental Protection of Ukraine and the Regulations on the Intergovernmental Coordination Council on the Implementation of the Espoo Convention in Ukraine;
Variables that are defined in other source/object files must have a forward declaration specified with a keyword extern:int foo;//foo might be defined somewhere in this file extern int bar;//bar must be defined in some other file In Pascal and other Wirth programming languages, it is a general rule that all entities must be declared before use, and thus forward declaration is necessary for mutual recursion.
The category of crimes might be defined in other ways, for example, by reference to the existence of some specific system for their investigation and enforcement or to their substantive consequences.
It was also observed that the category of crimes might be defined in other ways, for example, by reference to the existence of some specific system for their investigation and enforcement or to their substantive consequences.
For example, fissile material might be defined as nuclear material from which nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices could be manufactured directly, without the need for further enrichment or transmutation.
Alternatively, these andother terms might be defined by the Conference of the Parties after the convention's entry into force, as the need to clarify them arises, pursuant to requirements or authorities established under the convention.
In principle, just as any number of price level indexes might be defined between two periods by choosing different baskets of goods and services, any number of CoL indexes may be defined, even for a single consumer, by choosing different indifference curves.
To illustrate this with a common example, here is how the square function might be defined in an imperative programming language(C): int square(int x){ return x* x;} The variable x is a formal parameter which is replaced by the actual value to be squared when the function is called.
The World Bank provided background information on international State capture, which might be defined as the actions of individuals, groups or firms, both in the public and the private sectors, to influence, to their own advantage, the formation of laws, regulations, decrees and other government policies abroad, as a result of the illicit and non-transparent provision of private benefits to public officials.
Reform may be defined as an action which fundamentally changes an existing structure.