Примеры использования Might be justified на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I said a father might be justified.
It may be that circumstances can arise- it is not necessary to imagine them- in which such a killing might be justified.
In cases where the use of solitary confinement might be justified in principle, he urged States to apply a set of guiding principles.
Women and men may have different needs,so differences in the allocation of expenses might be justified.
This might be justified when a survey is done for the first time and the number of ineligible units or nonresponse might be hard to predict.
However, there are occasions where considerable differences in the figures before andafter a recalculation by a Party might be justified.
He realized that in very serious cases,such a measure might be justified in order to prevent the accused person from contacting others on the outside.
In Suresh, the Supreme Court noted:(…)'We do not exclude the possibility that in exceptional circumstances,deportation to face torture might be justified.
While an assessment of the hazards presented by such a broad range of pollutants might be justified, their comprehensive and regular control is extremely difficult and costly.
The German Government would tend to agree that monetary compensation as a form of satisfaction for infringements of the dignity of a State might be justified.
The stated purpose was to confirm that certain distinctions might be justified to promote the position of certain backward and underprivileged sectors of the population.
In conflicts, people are often forcibly relocated, or restrictions are placed on their movement, buthuman rights instruments do not explicitly indicate when such measures might be justified.
Although such action might be justified by numerical indicators, that did not alter the fact that countries themselves had the most first-hand experience and the best understanding of the complexity of their own situation.
The Supreme Court had not defined the"exceptional circumstances" in which removal to a country that practised torture might be justified under the Canadian Charter in the Suresh case.
It was conceded that there existed situations where the State might be justified in expelling aliens, but there still was no reason for describing such right in as forceful a way as was done in the report.
The Court did not foreclose the possibility that there may be situations where the Minister's objectives are so pressing, and where there is no other way to achieve those objectives other than through extradition without assurances,that a violation might be justified.
Requests for removals from the list might be justified on the basis of the death of persons listed, changed behaviour or circumstances, misidentification, inaccurate identification or exculpatory information.
The Court cannot overlook the fact that on the Iranian side… the idea has been put forward that the conduct of the Iranian Government… might be justified by the existence of special circumstances.” I.C.J. Reports 1980, p. 3, at p. 38.
This concern might be justified, as the reduction of United Nations forces coincided with demobilization of government and RENAMO troops, which in turn was expected to result in an increase in banditry along the main routes.
That triggered a review of what level of increases in maximum admissible expenses might be justified in the light of changes in fees and the numbers of claims that would be above the maximum admissible expenses.
This might be justified by disparities existing between conditions offered by the medical units in the countryside and those in the city, but also by the differences in education and perception on the necessity to supervise and control the pregnancy from the very first weeks.
As a general rule, subsidies should be avoided but there may be instances where their use,on a temporary basis, might be justified, such as for enhancing energy conservation and efficiency and promoting the development of new and renewable energy sources.
The outcome of the application of this test might be that in some States in general, or in individual cases in particular, restrictions on the exercise of the right to freedom of religion orbelief in the context of conscientious objection might be justified, in other situations it might not.
While his failure to assert the latter claim before the Appeals Commission might be justified by"a potentially delayed service" of the transcript, this was not the case with respect to his later complaints to the Constitutional and Administrative Courts.
Mr. ZAKHIA was in favour of specifying, in paragraph 23, the areas in which equality should be guaranteed between migrant workers andKorean residents, because although inequalities might be justified in the case of political rights, they would be unacceptable in connection with civil rights.
The procurement regulations or rules or guidance from the public procurement agency or other body may stipulate cases justifying request-for-tender securities and illustrate cases where a tender security could be considered an excessive safeguard by the procuring entity and, conversely,where it might be justified.
The Court said that"in special circumstanceswhen an immediate response, in the form of a demonstration, to a political event might be justified, a decision to disband the ensuing, peaceful assembly solely because of the absence of the requisite prior notice, without any illegal conducts by the participants, amounts to a disproportionate restriction on freedom of peaceful assembly.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled in the case of Suresh v. Canada(Minister of Citizenship and Immigration)([2002] 1 S.C.R. 3)that while deportation to torture will generally violate the principles of fundamental justice protected by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, it might be justified under the balancing process, in exceptional circumstances.
In that context,a reference to such a concept as"signature creation device"(or a broad interpretation of the notion of"signature creation data") might be justified to reflect the fact that the signature creation data and the environment in which they were applied to create the electronic signature were equally critical to the reliability of the signature-creation process.
While it was recalled that the Model Law treated communication and coordination as examples of how cooperation might be achieved, it was observed that since coordination was of relatively greater importance in the context of enterprise groups than in the case of an individual debtor,a slightly different approach might be justified in those recommendations.