Примеры использования Might be forced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nobody might be forced to work.
No amount of money could compensate for the dangers that staff members might be forced to undergo.
Some will do this voluntarily,while others might be forced to do this through unforeseen circumstances.
At a meeting with a group of women, she was told that their main concern was the continuing insecurity in Chechnya,where they feared they might be forced to return.
Looking ahead to the 2010-2011 biennium, the Department might be forced to reduce its operations in the field.
There had been reactions from other countries and other bodies to the Committee's concluding observations on other periodic reports; andif the Committee reacted in one case, it might be forced to do so in others.
It was deplorable that the Secretariat might be forced to withdraw $148 million from reserve accounts to make up for the shortfall.
The author claims that this practice violates article 14, paragraph 3(g),of the Covenant as he might be forced into confession during that meeting.
The situation was such that the United Nations might be forced to withdraw $148 million from the reserves before the end of the year, which could have an adverse effect on the Organization's financial stability in the future.
After the failure of the coup attempt,he feared that his arrest by the Gestapo was imminent and that he might be forced to implicate other plotters.
All of the above might be forced upon them on the grounds that it is"respectful" of the laws of their religion, but may do so without asking them what their religion or belief is, how they interpret it and which legal system they ascribe to.
Particularly in the case of divorce or domestic violence,female victims who had no recourse to the justice system might be forced to continue living with an abusive spouse.
In this way the Committee on Economic, Social andCultural Rights might be forced to go into a detailed examination of a country's economic, social and cultural policy on the grounds of a complaint, regardless of whether individual rights were violated.
The small island nations in the Pacific are threatened by rising sea levels to such an extent that whole nations might be forced to leave the land of their forebears-- Kiribati, for instance.
IRU informed the Board that, unless the situation would evolve positively, it might be forced by its member associations to stop distributing TIR Carnets to the Association of International Road Transport Carriers(ASMAP) and to no longer accept guarantee coverage for the territory of the Russian Federation, as of 1 July 2014.
The current system was effective partly because Committee members retained links with their own countries,whereas if they became members of a permanent treaty-monitoring body, they might be forced to give up their duties elsewhere.
The decree was, in essence, a“time bomb”;if the Russian authorities attempted to“implement” it, Ukraine might be forced to take“appropriate actions” to defend its sovereignty, territorial integrity and inviolability.
However, there were situations in which a State or international organization felt compelled to reformulate a previous reservation;if it could not do so because the time period for reformulation had passed, it might be forced to denounce or withdraw from the treaty.
There, they were informed that the rehabilitation centre, currently supported by Handicap International, might be forced to close down, as the unpredictable financing made it difficult to continue paying staff salaries, the annual estimated cost of which was less than US$ 10,000.
In addition, it was said that written notice was both difficult to define and, if it were given in the bill of lading, it could cause difficulties when the bill of lading was repeatedly transferred,such that the ultimate holder might be forced to litigate in a location far away.
Insert new paragraph 13to read Mr. Retelski(IRU) informed the Board that, unless the situation would evolve positively, IRU might be forced by its member associations to stop distributing TIR Carnets to the Association of International Road Transport Carriers(ASMAP) and to no longer accept guarantee coverage for the territory of the Russian Federation, as of 1 July 2014.
During his presentation to the fifteenth Meeting of States Parties, the Chairman of the Commission indicated that, in the absence of changes to its current working methods and in view of theprojected number of submissions, the Commission might be forced to consider the possibility of queuing the consideration of the submissions received.
Thus, it was pointed out that there were situations in which a State or international organization felt compelled to reformulate a previous reservation(for example because amendments to its constitution were incompatible with a provision of a convention to which it was a party);otherwise it might be forced to withdraw from the treaty.
Although it is possible to carry out simultaneously macroeconomic and trade reforms at a rapid pace in a highly inflationary environment before accession to the WTO, as for example Nepal did,the risk of undertaking reforms in such circumstances is that the acceding country might be forced to go back on its pledge and revert to its previous policies, for example by reversing tariff cuts owing to the lack of requisite resources that could not be mobilized otherwise.
Without Jim to cover your idleness, you may be forced to break a sweat occasionally.
When accessibility is an issue the inspector may be forced to restrict the inspection.
No one may be forced to participate in the assembly.
Nobody may be forced to get married against his or her own will.
Nobody may be forced to conclude labor agreement.
Nobody may be forced to change his/her nationality.