Примеры использования Might have been expected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Already the political landscape in Kosovo shows greater evidence of pluralism than might have been expected.
The ending of cold war rigidities might have been expected to usher in a period of vibrant and fluid multilateralism.
Regarding the public response to racially motivated offences,more robust condemnation might have been expected from the Government.
An increase in fossil fuel lending might have been expected because of the bank's expansion to the oil and gas-heavy southern Mediterranean.
Those topics had not been forgotten, butthe progress achieved had been meagre, as might have been expected under the circumstances.
The Panel notes that, as might have been expected, Mannesmann was seeking to achieve a commercial resolution of the situation with the chairman of the Employer.
The number of Black andAsian people who died was higher than might have been expected from their numbers in the general population.
Instead of decreasing, as might have been expected, the number of least developed countries appeared to be increasing: the number of countries designated as such had risen from 41 to 47.
Italy noted once again its experience related to joint EIAs,circumventing many of the problems that might have been expected with a transboundary EIA procedure.
The Council might have been expected to have been informed of the results achieved by the two missions of the OAU Secretary-General to the Sudan in implementation of the OAU decisions on the issue.
Then again, according to VTsIOM, the president's rating might have been expected to fall more significantly, with a social crisis under way.
Sadly, the promised paper"Groups of Homotopy Spheres: II" never appeared, butLevine's lecture notes contain the material which it might have been expected to contain.
The remarkable progress achievedin women's positions in the Cabinet and elected positions had not served as the role model that might have been expected.
The declines in poverty were, as a consequence, lower than might have been expected given their headline growth figure, and in one case- Cambodia- poverty actually increased.
The lack of attention paid to the issue is especially true of the various United Nations human rights bodies that might have been expected to have engaged in in-depth examination.
Such productivity gains as might have been expected to result from the use of computer-assisted translation have been offset by the intensive and time-consuming efforts to create translation memories.
However, they were still poorly represented at the Under-Secretary-General and Assistant Secretary-General levels, andtheir representation was below what might have been expected at the D-2 and D-1 levels.
As has already been noted, commodity prices have held up better than might have been expected in the present crisis and they remain at levels well above historical lows.
The results show a larger N/S ratio in the 1990s compared to the 1980s at nearly all the plots(see fig. II). An even larger increase in N/S ratio over this period might have been expected.
The percentage of women in politics was less than might have been expected, and she wondered what plans Thailand had to increase the percentage of women in the Senate 10 per cent.
That report came to the conclusion that, on a global level, there were fewer problems in the use of data stored in computers as evidence in litigation than might have been expected.
Although initially, interest and progress in providing support may have been not as rapid as might have been expected, in recent months developments have been moving at a noticeably faster pace.
Investigations carried out by the UNCITRAL secretariat concluded that at the global level there were fewer problems with the use of data stored in computers as evidence in litigation than might have been expected.
Overall, the evidence was nothing like what might have been expected had Ethiopia's presence there in the period before the case been as significant as Ethiopia now alleges.
The experience of the Task Force on the Enabling Environment for Economic andSocial Development was that there was a far greater convergence of views in the system on major strategic issues at the country-level than might have been expected.
In that context, the State party might have been expected to seek to promote ethnic harmony and address the root causes of violence rather than withdrawing welfare benefits from the rioters and evicting their families from social housing.
The Beit Hanoun(Erez) crossing operated periodically for"urgent, special cases",allowing exit from the Gaza Strip, but, as of September, at least 100,000 Gazans who might have been expected to enter or exit the Gaza Strip were denied passage.
While it might have been expected that the new budget structure would contribute, albeit unintentionally, to increased earmarking because of the project nature of the funding for Pillars 3 and 4, this has not been the case.
The investigations carried out by the UNCITRAL secretariat came to the conclusion that, at a global level,there were fewer problems in the use of data stored in computers as evidence in litigation than might have been expected. See document“Legal Value of Computer Records”, A/CN.9/265, February 1985.