Примеры использования Might not be sufficient на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Board considers that quarterly bank reconciliations might not be sufficient.
However, internal policies alone might not be sufficient to ensure sustained economic growth.
However, in the light of Haiti's internal divisions and discord,the provision of such assistance alone might not be sufficient.
A single measurement might not be sufficient to understand the severity of the problem.
As all substantive bodies were supposed to participate fully in the programming process,one meeting might not be sufficient.
Your personal discomfort might not be sufficient reason for putting the entire world in jeopardy, Klaus.
That was especially pertinent since the protection offered under other legal regimes might not be sufficient during a disaster situation.
Unfortunately, this might not be sufficient for a sustainable development of the statistical capacity of the Kyrgyz Republic.
It was maintained that a system based solely onthe liability of the operator or other actors might not be sufficient to protect victims from loss.
Tourism alone might not be sufficient to reduce the incidence of poverty, but it could make a significant contribution as a cluster activity linked to other sectors.
It was also noted that pricing policies alone might not be sufficient to influence transport intensity.
Ms. LA HAYE(Bosnia and Herzegovina) said that the reference to geographicaldistribution in the bracketed text to article 37, paragraph 1, might not be sufficient.
Despite their importance,bilateral regulatory efforts might not be sufficient to prevent conflicts related to oil and gas.
However, the pen design can influence the behaviour of the pigs,although it is reported that in regions with a warm climate this might not be sufficient.
These may constitute a step forward for the LDCs but might not be sufficient by themselves to resolve their external debt problem.
In that connection, the mission expressed concern that the current level, content andfrequency of the bilateral contacts between the Governments involved might not be sufficient to ensure the necessary cooperation.
The concern was expressed that the word"substantive" might not be sufficient, as the rights of the parties might be of a procedural nature.
It was felt that the overall amount of the resources requested for the special session of the General Assembly for an overall review andappraisal of the implementation of the outcome of the Habitat Agenda might not be sufficient.
National efforts alone, even ifassisted by international development partners, might not be sufficient to achieve all 17 Sustainable Development Goals SDGs.
It is not yet known if this system performs equally well in locations where frosts are longer and harder and penetrate the soil or where the climate is much warmer andthe cooling capacity of the soil might not be sufficient.
In making that determination, two weeks for the experts' comments might not be sufficient and do not provide the required flexibility.
Current human-rights mechanisms might not be sufficient in such situations, and migrant children, particularly unaccompanied ones, might be better protected through the conclusion of bilateral and multilateral agreements based on existing human-rights norms.
States should be aware that adopting legislation to criminalize the offences defined in the Statute might not be sufficient to discharge their obligations under other treaties.
Since that was an ambitious plan, the length of which might not be sufficient to attain the many objectives that had been set, he wished to know whether the Government would be implementing a new version of the plan in the future.
He stated that, as for 2003,it was expected that appropriations under certain budget lines of the budget approved for 2004 might not be sufficient for expenditures for that period for reasons beyond the control of the Tribunal.
The group should bear in mind that these measures might not be sufficient to eliminate all arrears, especially those of the Member States not represented in Vienna and/or not participating in the work of the governing bodies, especially when no technical cooperation project is being implemented in those countries and when the country is not benefiting from UNIDO services.
With the proposed budget showing zero nominal growth, the Group was concerned, in view of the requirements of Article 17 of the Charter,that resources might not be sufficient to discharge the mandates established by the General Assembly.
The Working Group was also reminded that simple deletion of paragraph(a) might not be sufficient to implement the decision to delete the notion of the consignor from the text, and that further regard might have to be had to additional consequential changes throughout the text.
Ms. Majodina said that in its most recent concluding observations(CCPR/CO/78/SLV),the Committee had expressed concern that the reform of the judicial system might not be sufficient to ensure compliance with article 14 of the Covenant.
Pay levels had to take account of national resources, but they might not be sufficient to retain key staff on whom the effectiveness of government operations often depended.