Примеры использования Might exist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So you believe God might exist, but you don't think about it?
The larger concern for you, I think, is the physical limitation that might exist.
While such an inegalitarian system might exist, that fact did not justify its codification by the Commission.
The following section of this chapter describes the various branches of druids that might exist in a campaign world.
Paragraph(6) removed the requirement that might exist in some countries for legalization of documents or for similar formalities.
Following the discoveryof Neptune in 1846, there was considerable speculation that another planet might exist beyond its orbit.
Only metastases that have just been initiated or might exist as"vulnerable" micrometastases can be destroyed.
To help make this dream a reality, scientists have been researching underground tunnels that might exist on the Moon.
Paragraph(7) is intended to dispel uncertainties that might exist as to the legal effect of an acknowledgement of receipt.
Remaining acidification problems would be local, for which other cost-effective measures might exist, such as liming.
For example, multiple associations might exist if a computer is securely communicating with multiple computers at the same time.
It had also been stated that legitimate grounds for differentiating between categories of aliens for purposes of expulsion might exist in certain cases.
In particular, please indicate any plans that might exist, including a timetable, to ensure that all women workers are covered by the system.
So, with this initial Pocket-and-Hand context in mind, what other primary physical contexts might exist, and how might they be utilized?
It is conceivable that an obligation might exist erga omnes which was subject to variation as between two particular States by agreement between them.
It was stated that,in such a case, the rights of the assignee as against the debtor that might exist under the Ottawa Convention should be preserved.
Sir Nigel RODLEY agreed that theEnglish phrase was misleading, as it seemed to imply that views other than"interpretive views" might exist.
What trade-offs might exist between climate adaptation options in terms of their effects on ecosystem service provision and land degradation?
Stephen Hawking theorized in 1974 that large numbers of such smaller primordial black holes might exist in the Milky Way in our galaxy's halo region.
In some States, good laws regulating commerce might exist, but their economic impact was limited when there was no local capacity to properly interpret or apply them.
Furthermore, recommendations needed to be concise, realistic and concrete,taking due account of the complex situation that might exist in a country.
Even where there is full coverage, several barriers to access might exist, deriving from issues such as cost or cultural unacceptability.
In addition, there were challenges in preserving andpublishing materials in all of the many indigenous languages that might exist within a single State.
This provision was considered necessary in order to remove any uncertainty which might exist in some countries as to the validity of contracts concluded by electronic means.
Paragraph 2 stipulates that nothing in the said article shall effect any right of the victim orother persons to compensation which might exist under national law.
In its previous report the Commission mentioned a hypothesis that operational links might exist between some of the possible perpetrators of the different crimes under investigation.
Draft article 16 was therefore important as a reminder that diplomatic protection did not exclude resort to other forms of protection that might exist under international law.
Notwithstanding the"automatic" or"mandatory" nature of theeffects under article 16, their scope depended on exceptions or limitations that might exist in the law of the enacting State e.g. as regards the enforcement of claims by secured creditors, payments by the debtor in the ordinary course of business, initiation of court actions for claims that arose after the commencement of the insolvency proceeding(or after recognition of a foreign main proceeding), or completion of open financial-market transactions.
Craven argues that States would appear to be under an obligation to eliminate all other barriers to promotion that might exist, both de jure and de facto.
As with ordinary security rights, registration is meant to provide a notice to third parties that such a right might exist and to serve as a basis for establishing priority between competing claimants.