Примеры использования Might be preferable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Chairperson said that the second option might be preferable.
It might be preferable to focus instead on the impact of the state of emergency on the enjoyment of human rights.
The remark that a synthetic definition might be preferable to an enumeration;
It might be preferable in that case to rely on a specific list which was as open to future developments as possible.
From the point of view ofclarity of the law, detailed regulations might be preferable.
Люди также переводят
For empirical evidence,longer time series might be preferable and could be presented in the annex.
From the point of view ofclarity of the law, detailed regulations might be preferable.
Mr. SHEARER said that,while he agreed in principle, it might be preferable to replace that phrase by"to justify a finding of guilt.
But if we consider all the stories we have heard in certain cases a girl might be preferable to a boy.
Even though an immediate,differentiated salary increase by grade might be preferable, the Commission's decision contained in paragraph 53(c) of its report should be implemented on a priority basis.
To liquidate was not to continue, andhe could not accept the view that liquidation might be preferable to preservation.
For high-speed trains, double-track tubes might be preferable and for mixed traffic, taking into account aerodynamic factors, a single tube single track might be more convenient.
As the topic covered the field of humanitarian assistance,the term"assistance" in the title might be preferable to"protection.
This approach might be preferable in large countries or where resources for linkage programmes are limited, or where regions have distinct combinations of locational advantages to offer;
On section B(o), he preferred option 2, butoption 3 might be preferable as a compromise solution.
One reporting member suggested that thislanguage change does not improve clarity and that the OECD language might be preferable.
It was said that, though repetitive,the reference might be preferable, as it provided for clarity.
A suggestion was made that, in paragraph(3), the words"may disregard" were overly strict and that using language such as"need not comply with" might be preferable.
However, instead of revising the Charter as a whole, it might be preferable to redefine some of the basic principles on which it was built, for example the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples.
Some delegations endorsed that principle, butfelt that a simpler intermediate solution(table) might be preferable for the particular case represented by Class 1.
His delegation also continued to have doubts as to whether a convention would be thebest outcome of the Commission's work; a more flexible result, such as a guide to good practice, might be preferable.
For high-speed trains, single-bore double-track tunnels might be preferable and for mixed traffic, taking into account aerodynamics factors, a single-bore single-track might be more appropriate.
As currently drafted, however, the phrase was vague and did not provide sufficient indication of the types of action being contemplated,and for that reason it might be preferable to delete the phrase altogether.
A more informative title might be preferable, such as“Attribution of Conduct to the State under International Law”; this would have the further advantage of corresponding exactly to the language of article 3 a.
It was observed that article 3 dealt with both the notice of arbitration andthe response to the notice of arbitration, and it might be preferable to insert the provisions on the response to the notice of arbitration in a separate article.
However, it was felt that a broader approach might be preferable and a reference to"the circumstances of the case" would allow the appointing authority to take account of all circumstances or incidents which might have occurred during the proceedings.
However, the view was expressed that thedraft articles went well beyond current law and practice and that context-specific arrangements might be preferable in the light of the wide variety of groundwater resources and the relative scarcity of information regarding them.
For that purpose,the Commission considered that it might be preferable for the Working Group to postpone its discussions on a possible international instrument dealing with selected issues on electronic contracting until its forty-first session, to be held in New York from 5 to 9 May 2003.
The text should be restructured so as to present first the approach recommended in the Guide with any necessary explanation and should not be written so asto suggest that approaches not recommended in the Guide might be preferable to those recommended in the Guide;
Since CCNR also had a very active working group in the same area it might be preferable to use the existing bodies by devising a form of cooperation between ECE, CCNR and the Danube Commission.