Примеры использования Might produce на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An experienced miner might produce five tons a day.
Fairbrother(2016) discuss the link between fixed and random slopes andthe bias in standard errors they might produce in results.
Who is there who might produce a verse of genuine meaningfulness?
It had been suggested that the Unit might produce fewer reports.
Late objections might produce certain legal effects which should be specified.
Apart from any such fatal possibility there might be a shock which might produce a temporary disorder or even some kind of lesion;
Therefore, they might produce a synthetic silk that would be practical for everyday use.
Combating terrorism required a far-reaching effort that went beyond suppression and might produce results only in the long term.
Furthermore, the farmer might produce a pound of corn for a mere 7 cents.
Several of the provisions of the draft articles on nationality raised questions of a legal nature for the Ukrainian delegation and might produce problems if applied in practice.
A more flexible curve might produce a more realistic fit.
Privatization, liberalization and globalization offered two facets because,depending on countries, they might produce positive or negative results.
This new area of work might produce important input for the Gothenburg Protocol's review.
On the other hand, unilateral acts of States did indeed produce some legal consequences in international relations, anddifferent unilateral acts might produce different consequences.
This is my research into how we might produce child-proof paper that doesn't give you paper cuts.
The Secretary-General's report"An Agenda for Peace" offered a good basis for preventive diplomacy which was applicable also in potential cases that might produce waves of refugees.
Some of the measures proposed to effect budget reductions might produce short-term gains, but in the long run could be more costly.
She also wished to know whether there was a separate department that dealt exclusively with women's issues, because she was concerned that the combination of women andchildren within one mandate might produce an exaggerated focus on maternity-related issues.
Instead of recapturing data from a paper document(which might produce errors) the data can be reused and integrated automatically in subsequent processes.
The delegations recommended that section"I. Definition of the produce" be revised because the produce is also distributed in pieces, which might produce some conflicts with the minimum requirements.
This could be explained by the fact that Complex III might produce superoxide as membrane permeable HOO• rather than as membrane impermeable O.
He noted the arguments adduced by the representative of France concerning the republican tradition, but wished to know whether it was capable of new detailed applications,as the application of general principle to detailed circumstance might produce a variety of legal results.
It is estimated that owing to the new technology Poland might produce three times more fuel than it needs and its price would be about PLN 2.50 per liter approx.€ 0.6.
Despite the fact that the Security Council had improved procedures for listing and de-listing individuals and entities on sanctions lists and had established a focal point for that purpose,there was still a possibility that sanctions might produce harmful effects on third States.
Nevertheless, the work conducted by the Technical Committee on the concept of substantial transformation might produce results relevant for progress towards harmonization and simplification of the GSP rules of origin.
RX' is identical to'GT';a company might produce a card and give it the'RX' suffix, or the'GT' suffix, and never sell cards using both labels; because of this, they can both be considered effectively the same.
Such efforts rarely produce dramatic results butare one component of a slow process that might produce results one day if other opportunities align.
He observed finally that such an approach might produce the opposite effect to that sought, in that a State might adopt countermeasures with the sole aim of forcing another State into third-party conciliation.
Consideration of regional differences: in some countries with large geographical and cultural differences,a uniform system might produce difficulties in imposing a standard set of regulations and enforcement.
With respect to matters considered on earlier occasions and revisited in the ninth report, Chile fully concurred with the definition of a unilateral act proposed by the Special Rapporteur(principle 1), which focused on unilateral acts stricto sensu andexcluded consideration of conduct that might produce similar effects.