Примеры использования Might be misleading на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Others thought it served no useful purpose and might be misleading.
To keep the brackets and the list might be misleading as to the real preferences expressed by the Group.
That suggestion was objected to on the ground that the term"denomination" might be misleading.
At the same time, it recalled that,a comparison of the exact figures might be misleading, as the functionalities of the two systems are different.
In approaching the topic of unilateral acts, it was important to avoid analogies with domestic law that might be misleading.
As regards paragraph(3),it was observed that the term"ranking" might be misleading and that the formulation of the paragraph would be reconsidered.
It was brought to the attention of delegations that the title of the proposed BRS on export certification might be misleading.
Moreover, a reference to neutrality might be misleading, not only with respect to the scope and purpose of the topic, but also with regard to the course to be followed.
The view was expressed that the reference in the title of the draft article to the“effect of electronic signature” might be misleading.
UNDP acknowledged that the naming convention might be misleading and undertook to update manuals and workflows to better describe the data fixes and to add further controls.
It is important to be careful about generalisations about women(or men) that might be misleading because of this diversity.
Even though it reached 26% in 2008,the indicator for this year might be misleading as it was the year of the peaking economic crises when consumption of petroleum products for transport purposes decreased significantly.
The recording procedures and the structure of statistics differed from one country to another, and, consequently,quantitative data might be misleading.
Such a concept might not pass a variance analysis; therefore, it might be misleading when used either in diagnostic, solution design, implementation and evaluation or sustainability.
Mr. Thelin said that if Mr. O'Flaherty'sproposal was adopted and the word"publication" remained in the third sentence, it might be misleading.
It was also felt that listing these methods might be misleading if one method was left out, and as an alternative, it was suggested that the words"ready for carriage" could be used to replace the list.
It was difficult to identify goods that might be more environmentally sound than others, andtherefore some labelling schemes might be misleading and distort the market.
A farewell statement might be misleading in two respects: one is, I am not pronouncing a statement in a true sense, but I would like to say a few personal words, and number two, I am reluctant to bid farewell to colleagues.
It was pointed out that references in the draft work programme to the recycling orreuse of mobile telephones might be misleading as not all mobile telephones could be recycled or reused.
Another concern was expressed that UNCAC did not deal with all cases of conflicts of interest andtherefore mentioning only the examples from UNCAC in the Model Law might be misleading.
With regard to the balance sheet test,it was observed that that standard might be misleading as it focused upon what was essentially an accounting question of how the assets would be valued and may raise issues of whether the balance sheet was reliable.
The point was made that there should be no attempt to go beyond the terms of the Vienna Convention by defining the object andpurpose of a treaty because the resulting provisions might be misleading or unsupported by State practice.
Such an analysis might be misleading, because the Administrative Law Unit, Panels of Counsel, secretariats of Joint Appeals Boards and the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for Management are simultaneously handling disciplinary cases and requests for suspension of action, without necessarily completing time sheets.
A tentative conclusion of the review work undertaken so far is that claims in the literature that new technological innovations have generally reduced the incidence of economies of scale in the industrial sector might be misleading.
A concern was expressed that reference to claims to be made"against the estate" appearing in the first sentence of paragraph(5) might be misleading, since it might suggest the need for submission of claims for post-commencement debts.
In addition, it was observed that, in view of the fact that the title might serve for interpretation purposes and that the draft Convention was to cover assignments made outside a financing context,use of the notion of“financing” in the title might be misleading.
In general, the United States was wary of attempts to go beyond the terms of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, for example by defining the object and purpose of a treaty,because the resulting provisions might be misleading or unsupported by State practice.
In that connection, a concern was that reference to the fraudulent nature of the act, appearing in paragraph(1)(a) of the Summary andrecommendations section as a ground for avoidance as an alternative to the act being in violation of the equal treatment of creditors, might be misleading and that both references should therefore be deleted.
This may be misleading, as it is not clear what the copyright refers to.
Without such a link, the warning signs may be misleading.