Примеры использования Might justify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nor has he been diagnosed with any mental illness that might justify his detention.
While that approach might justify funding requests, it distorted the true picture of the Mission's accomplishments.
The regional State where the volume of prosecutions might justify a special chamber is Somalia.
A state of emergency might justify some restrictions on freedom of assembly and movement(for example, a night-time curfew), but not necessarily any restriction.
The large number of meetings now held by the Fifth Committee and ACABQ might justify a similar arrangement for those bodies.
Pragmatic reasoning might justify attempts to reach some kind of compromise, but in the long term, the widest possible participation in the Rome Statute remained the best answer to those misgivings.
The question arises as to the possibility of cases other than those involving a dispute which might justify the Commission's accepting an incomplete submission.
The special circumstances of indigenous people might justify different treatment in that respect, but any text should be preceded by careful study and expert preparation.
In his opinion,this concern was supported by the lack of study results that might justify the proposed changes to Regulation No. 89.
A fundamental change of circumstances might justify the revocation of a declaration even if there had been a clear manifestation of intent to be bound and notwithstanding the other considerations set out in article 62 of the Convention.
They should not, under any pretext, be assigned any tasks that might justify intrusion by the United Nations as a party in a dispute.
However, the question of the expulsion of a State's own nationals were to be regulated in the draft articles,it would be necessary to examine the notion of the"exceptional circumstances" which might justify such a measure.
It was further said that the same logic that might justify public access to documents should also apply in respect of hearings.
In their view, if nuclear weapons have not been used since 1945, it is not on account of an existing or nascent custom butmerely because circumstances that might justify their use have fortunately not arisen.
Only when no underlying compositional differences can be assessed which might justify the differences in outcomes, the situation could be qualified as discrimination.
The representative of Niger said that those rights were also subject to specific laws,relating in particular to possible restrictions of those rights which might justify recourse to certain measures.
The law could not specify all the circumstances that might justify an extension of the concession contract, but it could mention some by way of illustration.
Unfortunate isolated incidents do not indicate any sort of systematic orintentional policy that might justify inclusion in the above-mentioned annex.
While a purely literal interpretation might justify the narrow approach adopted by the Court, the Court has itself noted in this and other advisory opinions-- for instance in the Legal Consequences of the Construction of a Wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory question-- that it may"broaden, interpret and even reformulate the question.
Paragraph 2 then referred, in particular, to public order orpublic security as grounds that might justify the expulsion of an alien, in accordance with the law.
When individuals were captured or detained in the course of military operations, information was sent along the hierarchical chain about the conditions, date, place and circumstances of the capture and the identity, estimated age and presumed nationality of the captured,as well as their alleged links with the opposing forces, which might justify the detention.
The United States of America welcomed the recognition that security concerns might justify the gathering of certain sensitive information in a manner consistent with international human rights obligations.
In particular, she asked whether medical examinations could be performed on asylum-seekers so as to detect any signs of torture which might justify the granting of asylum or protection measures.
In(1) there appears to be a significant effect of the risk group characteristic xr which might justify the conclusion that discrimination has some effect on the outcomes, while in(2) the risk group characteristic xr. is considered to be irrelevant.
Where an asylum applicant does not meet the Convention criteria forrecognition as a refugee, consideration is given to any humanitarian factors which might justify the grant of exceptional leave to remain ELR.
Moreover, while several members had observed that the"exceptional reasons" which,according to draft article 4, might justify the expulsion by a State of one of its nationals required clarification, some other members had challenged the existence of exceptions to the rule prohibiting the expulsion of nationals.
Moreover, the"march of life" started out from Ta'izz days earlier andthe Government had sufficient time to ensure that security officers were properly instructed on circumstances that might justify the use of lethal force.
Neither the investigators northe courts have ordered the conduct of any economic expert examination that might justify or explain the missing wheat, as well as the accuracy of distribution system of cereals from the State reserve.
Despite the many advantages of a biennial process, the European Union was of the opinion that the rapidly shiftingnature of resource requirements, the uncertainties of the currency markets and the expected decrease in costs as the Tribunals implemented their exit strategies might justify a return to an annual budgetary cycle.