Примеры использования Might serve as a basis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The following questions and issues might serve as a basis for the discussion of the Ministers.
The second part contains a number of conclusions which might serve as a basis for discussions at the Third Review Conference.
It is recalled that the Working Party, at its twenty-seventh session,considered document TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/5 containing a concept for pan-European anchor equipment requirements and felt that it might serve as a basis for further discussion on this item.
On the one hand, to provide in advance notices on future regulatory work of countries, which that might serve as a basis for to wider intergovernmental cooperation- resulting in regulatory convergence between interested countries;
From this standpoint, the questionnaire on religious teaching in primary andsecondary schools could constitute the first stage of a process aimed at consecrating a minimum of generally accepted values and principles that might serve as a basis for a common programme of tolerance and non-discrimination.
The second study would be reviewed by a task force and might serve as a basis for the development of guidelines on public participation in international forums, for possible adoption at the Kiev Ministerial Conference ECE/CEP/80, paras. 34-35.
It is pointed out that Protocol II andarticle 3 common to the Geneva Conventions might serve as a basis for building a set of flexible and general rules.
The draft, which might serve as a basis for participants in the intersessional meeting and more particularly the World Conference read:"The World Conference encourages States to promulgate and apply measures in order to compensate populations or minority groups for the discrimination they have suffered or are still suffering on grounds of race or ethnic or national origin.
The Working Party felt that the Guidelines covered all the aspects of the future RIS services and might serve as a basis for the establishment of a relevant UNECE document in this regard.
Pursuant to this decision, the Working Party on the Standardization of Technical and Safety Requirements in Inland Navigation, at its twenty-sixth and twenty-eighth sessions, considered the Guidelines and Recommendations for River Information Services established by the International Navigation Association(PIANC) as reflected in TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/11 and Add.1 andfelt that the Guidelines covered all the aspects of the future RIS services and might serve as a basis for the establishment of a relevant UNECE document in this regard.
The Working Party considered document TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/5 containing a concept for pan-European anchor equipment requirements and felt that it might serve as a basis for further discussion on this item.
In making those recommendations,the Committee will take into consideration the summaries of discussions contained in the reports of the two regional seminars, which might serve as a basis in formulating programmes appropriate for follow-up action.
The Concluding Observations of the Committee are disseminated to all relevant United Nations bodies andagencies, as well as other competent bodies, and might serve as a basis for discussions on international cooperation.
On the basis of those parameters,the Chair had drawn up an informal list entitled"Preliminary elements for developing a working concept of universal jurisdiction", which might serve as a basis for the Working Group's further discussions.
Failure by the Lessee to make regular payments will negatively affect the Lessee's credit history and the opportunity to receive leasing financing ora loan in the future, and might serve as a basis for recalling of the leased item provided by the bank.
In making those recommendations, the Committee will take into consideration the summaries of discussions contained in the reports of the two regional seminars, held in Vanuatu andBarbados in 1990, 14/ which might serve as a basis in formulating programmes appropriate for follow-up action.
It was recalled that, at its twenty-sixth session, the Working Party took note of the Guidelines and Recommendations for River Information Services established bythe International Navigation Association(PIANC) and felt that the Guidelines covered all the aspects of the future RIS services and might serve as a basis for the establishment of a relevant UNECE document in this regard TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/52, paras. 13 and 14.
The Working Party SC.3/WP.3, at its twenty-sixth and twenty-eighth sessions, considered the Guidelines and Recommendations for River Information Services established by the International Navigation Association(PIANC) as reflected in TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/11 and Add.1 andfelt that the Guidelines covered all the aspects of the future RIS services and might serve as a basis for the establishment of a relevant UNECE document in this regard.
It is recalled that, at its twenty-sixth session, the Working Party took note of the Guidelines and Recommendations for River Information Services established by the InternationalNavigation Association(PIANC)(circulated in TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2003/11) and felt that the Guidelines covered all the aspects of the future RIS services and might serve as a basis for the establishment of a relevant UNECE document in this regard TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/52. paras. 13 and 14.
The conclusion to the report discussed ways of enhancing the dialogue between the United Nations and the Bretton Woods institutions, of which the question of global financial integration was a very important element, andit was suggested that informal contacts already existing among the secretariats of the various organizations might serve as a basis for more explicit exchanges of views on the reports on the world economic and financial situation produced by each of the organizations.
The Report may serve as a basis for further harmonisation;
Motivation and remuneration of personnel:the indicators may serve as a basis for paying employees.
The Recommendations may serve as a basis for further harmonization.
Transparency may serve as a basis for arms limitation and verifiable reduction at the subregional, regional and global levels.
The results of the comparison, presented to the Working Group on Effects, may serve as a basis for further methodological harmonizations between the two programmes.
The developed CTS may serve as a basis for development of other standards and normative and technical documents.
The results of the modelling process thus may serve as a basis for the Panel's independent determination of the amount of compensation to be recommended with respect to the claims concerned.
To that end the French delegation has prepared a draft convention that may serve as a basis for the Ad Hoc Committee's work. It appears as an annex to this letter.
Such an approach may serve as a basis for assessment of efficiency of tax policy of the state.