Примеры использования Might create confusion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The TMG Chairman noted that rebranding the output might create confusion.
Inclusion of specific conditions in the current article might create confusion, since other provisions of the same chapter addressed those conditions.
In his delegation's view,the discrepancy between the tests employed might create confusion.
Different goals and approaches, which might create confusion at the political level and might be confusing to the public;
Meanwhile, his delegation proposed that the current wording of articles 1(2), 2(a) and 2(b),which might create confusion.
Therefore, the draft articles might create confusion regarding the obligations of States under international law, particularly where the two regimes differed.
She also noted that the Prosecutor General had the rank of Minister, which might create confusion regarding his independence from the executive.
He was concerned that, unlike for article 16, the Committee could not assume that a judge would understand the meaning of the provision,since it dealt with procedural remedies for which the diverse terminology used in different countries might create confusion.
If arbitration agreements were not recorded in writing, that omission might create confusion as to the intent of the parties and the terms of the agreement between them.
It was pointed out that the use of the broader phrase"under whose laws the corporation was formed" instead of"under whose laws the corporation was incorporated" might create confusion in the legal systems of numerous States.
It was suggested that paragraph(3) might create confusion in terms of the hierarchy of applicable rules, and moreover that it was in any event redundant.
These distinctions however do not have any operational significance for the current cooperation but might create confusion if proper and accurate terms are not used.
With regard to paragraph 2, she was concerned that the suggestion by Ms. Sinegiorgis might create confusion, in the light of the contents of section 7 of the report of Working Group I CEDAW/C/1995/WG. I/WP.2.
The point had been raised that a reference to the duty of due diligence might imply that the draft articles would not apply to intentional orreckless conduct and might create confusion with issues of State responsibility.
The convening of such a conference would further strain conference resources and might create confusion, since development finance was normally dealt with by the international financial institutions.
With respect to draft article 12(Offers of assistance),the reference to a right to offer assistance might create confusion, as there was no correlative obligation to receive assistance.
Referring to the draft project of an"International Model",it was noted that some language in the draft"Model" might create confusion vis-à-vis ISO's existing practice for the preparation of standards.
At its 2 June 2008 meeting, the Bureau,noting that current acronyms of the Committee's subsidiary bodies were not harmonized and that this might create confusion for delegates, had asked the secretariat to study the matter and prepare proposals for consideration at its next meeting.
In view of the above,we would be concerned that should the Olive Branches be used as part of the logo on the standardized driving permit, it might create confusion or a misleading impression that the driving permit was issued by the United Nations.
The Committee may wish to note that at its June 2008 meeting, the Bureau of the Inland Transport Committee,noting that current acronyms of the Committee's subsidiary bodies were not harmonized and that this might create confusion to country delegates, had asked the secretariat to study the matter and prepare proposals for consideration at its next meeting.
The two matters should not be linked as that may create confusion.
This situation may create confusion as flagged by OIOS in 2012.
Another member has suggested that the change is not necessary and may create confusion.
If information is presented in a very“flat” manner(i.e. with all components being on an equal level), this may create confusion or redundancy.
Noting that the current acronyms of its subsidiary bodies are not harmonized and that this may create confusion for delegates, the Bureau asked the secretariat to study the matter and prepare proposals for consideration at its next meeting.
However, as the concept of"ordinary course of business" is a concept of commercial law andis not drawn from law relating to intellectual property law, it may create confusion in an intellectual property financing context.
For example, some types of expense, such as staff accommodation, transport orconsultant costs, can be coded as either operations or administration, which may create confusion regarding the correct coding to use.
Using the term funds may create confusion, given how expansively the term should be defined.
The record of de-listed names on the Committee's website, and its regular circulation,serve no obvious purpose and may create confusion.
The proliferation of green labels may create confusion among firms and consumers, particularly since the verification of claims of environmental friendliness is difficult.