Примеры использования Might be taken into account на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Alternatively, those proposals might be taken into account in preparing the new version of document A/CONF.183/C.1/L.53.
Our preferences are based mostly on the above-mentioned replies, butthey also indicate our support for some other views that might be taken into account during further discussions in the future.
Extenuating and maybe other kinds of circumstances, which might be taken into account by the Commission in the second reading, determine only the increasing or the lowering of the penalty.
Request the Bureau of the Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation andStandardization Policies to consider how issues raised during the Seminar might be taken into account in the programme of work.
The topics appearing in each of the three clusters,as well as the sources that might be taken into account, constituted lists that were descriptive and open, not prescriptive, exhaustive or closed.
Requested the Bureau of the Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies and the Committee on Trade,to consider how issues raised during the Forum might be taken into account in the programme of work;
Member States may wish to exchange views on matters that might be taken into account in respect of criteria for Security Council membership, bearing in mind that Article 23 of the Charter regulates this matter.
The Working Party took note of this information and requested the secretariat to provide this information in writing in the future as an informal paper,highlighting those aspects that might be taken into account in further work by the Working Party.
Requested delegations to inform the secretariat of other criteria which might be taken into account and agreed to consider this question again at its meeting the day after the sixty-seventh session of the ITC in February 2005;
Requested the Bureau of the Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies and the Committee on Trade to review the issues raised during the Forum andconsider how they might be taken into account in the programme of work;
Extraterritorial issues might be taken into account in the universal periodic review process, and that mechanism might also meet the identified requirements of financial and administrative efficiency and accountability.
This report has highlighted the successes achieved andhas presented areas for possible improvement which might be taken into account in considering future groups and in the completion of the work of the existing ones.
II.78 The Working Group discussed how this might be taken into account, however, in the absence of a clear understanding of how these influences affect by-catch rates, the Working Group was reluctant to depart from the established methodology for preparing these IUU seabird by-catch estimates.
It was agreed that civil society organizations and individuals would forward to the secretariat of the CIIDDHH(Ministry of Foreign Affairs)comments and inputs which might be taken into account in the first official draft.
Mr. WOLFRUM suggested that Mr. van Boven's position andMr. de Gouttes' suggestion might be taken into account if the second part of the first sentence was amended to read:“this would not cause concern if it entailed no decline in the standard of reporting…”.
The study will focus on identifying the principal problems that have been experienced in the past in relation to the conduct of andfollow-up to such inquiries and on recommending best practices which might be taken into account by Governments in the future.
The obligation regarding recourse to elements in addition to the context lacked stringency:the text provided that those elements might be taken into account, so that the question arose as to who decided whether or under what circumstances they would be taken into account. .
A more detailed study needs to be undertaken in order to identify the principal problems that have been experienced in the past in relation to the conduct of, and follow-up to, such inquiries andto recommend best practices which might be taken into account by Governments in the future.
The SPT requests information on whether andhow an individual's financial situation might be taken into account in the setting of bail, the number of persons granted bail in 2007, and the number of persons who, despite being granted bail, were unable to be released because they were unable to pay the amount.
In his letter, the Executive Secretary had strongly encouraged the Party concerned to provide the requested information as soon as possible andno later than 30 November 2013, in order that it might be taken into account in the preparation of the Committee's recommendations to the Meeting of the Parties.
It was suggested that, in preparing a reviseddraft of paragraph( 1), the following categories might be taken into account: whether a digital signature was used outside any pre-existing contract between the parties; whether a digital signature was used in the context of a contractual framework; whether a digital signature involved the issuance of a certificate by a non-accredited certification authority; or whether a certificate was issued by a licensed certification authority.
The experts supported, in principle, the proposals put forward by the secretariat in TD/B/SCP/AC.1/2,including the suggestion that the work of the World Customs Organization(WCO) Technical Committee might be taken into account when developing a harmonized set of GSP rules of origin.
The Executive Secretary strongly encouraged the Party concerned to provide the requested information as soon as possible andby no later than 30 November 2013, in order that it might be taken into account in the preparation of the Committee's recommendations to the Meeting of the Parties at its fifth session.
It further requested the Secretary-General to study the International Civil Aviation Organization(ICAO) Model Audit Scheme and advise the Council, the Maritime Safety Committee, the Marine Environment Protection Committee and the Technical Cooperation Committee(TCC)on any aspects of that scheme which might be taken into account in developing the IMO scheme.
Recognized the potential importance of the workshop conclusions tothe work of UNFCCC, and decided to invite the Executive Secretary of UNECE to submit the conclusions to the Executive Secretary of UNFCCC so that they might be taken into account in the latter Convention's future deliberations;
Inhalation may be taken into account for volatile compounds in exceptional cases.
The inaccuracy of the continuous and discontinuous measurement methods may be taken into account for verification purposes;
Those activities may be taken into account in identifying elements for the strategic plan.
The inaccuracy of the measurement methods may be taken into account for verification purposes.
However, these circumstances may be taken into account in determining the proper sentence.