Примеры использования Might serve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The following criteria might serve as examples.
In addition, it appeared needlessly harsh to prohibit people from bringing in livestock, such as goats,when their milk might serve as nourishment.
Okay, I see a Civic that might serve our purpose.
The prosecutions brought, however, had concerned cases of such blatant abuse that it was hard to imagine what reasonable law enforcement purpose they might serve.
It results in resolutions about how we might serve them better in the day ahead.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran recently developed 25 border centers with well-paid counter-narcotic police to control the drug trade, which might serve as an example.
For some services, the local office might serve as front and back offices.
Identifying institutions which might serve as labs or incubators to support the work of inventors and innovators, in close cooperation with the Member States and their development partners;
Slaves were killed when their master died that they might serve him in ghostland.
In this sense the Eastern Partnership might serve as a natural bridge fostering economic integration from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
In reply, it had been suggested that the proposed rules might serve as model rules.
It was decided that these background documents might serve as useful resource material and should be updated and posted on the UNECE web site.
Reform of the Security Council, which is a key element of United Nations reform, might serve as a vivid example.
Ultimately, the analysis of the questionnaire results might serve to the objectives of the Strategic Review of the UNECE/FAO Integrated Work Programme.
By other words, today even high quality legal software in case of wrong configuration might serve as a source of threat.
It is also important to study protective factors that might serve as buffers to prevent increases in cannabis use consequent to policy changes.
When submitting its next periodic report, could the delegation inform the Committee of the results of that initiative, which might serve as an example to other countries?
Policies favouring the powerful at the expense of the weak might serve the short-term interests of the powerful but at the long-term expense of everyone.
Careful reflection on the aims and outputs of any information-gathering exercises needs to be encouraged anda clear identification of how these might serve the interests of local pople.
Young dragons already separated from their families might serve in return for experience, education, and protection.
It had also been urged that the Organization should be more specific about its recruiting needs for participation in missions; the more detailed recruitment system being developed for the operations in Bosnia andHerzegovina and in Kosovo might serve as a prototype in that regard.
A Financing for Development Committee as outlined above might serve the objectives of effectiveness and inclusion set out in the Doha Declaration.
Chapter IV discusses some policy implications and chapter V presents some concluding remarks,including some issues that might serve to focus the deliberations of experts.
It is envisioned that these two executive committees might serve as coordinating mechanisms for contributions from their members to the financing for development process.
It was a basis of those lessons that the International Criminal Court was then established so that it might serve as both a deterrent and a means of ending impunity.
A single report on a given topic might serve both Committees, as might, in certain contexts, joint meetings, panels, dialogues, and other forums.
He considers that such a national association might serve the interests of lawyers.
There are also certain kinds of actions that might serve a regulatory purpose, such as receiverships for such publicly regulated entities as insurance companies or brokerage firms.
This would not necessarily overcome the problem of linkages, but it might serve to make them less institutional.
For example, it is sometimes argued that while devaluation might serve other purposes, it is not necessarily a good policy instrument for promoting industrial expansion in developing countries.