Примеры использования Might then на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Based on his declarations,the child might then appear before a court.
They might then give away passwords and other information to the wrong person.
Conclusions(26)-(27) below lay out considerations that might then be taken into account.
The question might then be“How do I get the outermost genre name or names?”.
The Committee agreed to discuss any reply, if appropriate,at its next session, and considered that it might then have further questions.
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The percentage might then be less for table games, video poker, blackjack roulette, and baccarat.
The results of those consultations would be presented to the General Fono in August 2005 and a date for the act of self-determination might then be set.
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Others argued that labelling GM products was not positive because some retailers might then decide not to put GM products on their shelves;
The experience might then be evaluated and future approaches determined on the basis of such evaluation.
Actions and targets for other issues arising from the list in SAICM/PREPCOM.1/6 might then be similarly mapped and their principal properties identified.
The next sentence might then begin with the words"It is, nevertheless, advisable…" and continue as drafted.
Otherwise, a State might consider by itself that its utilization of the watercourse was equitable and reasonable, which might then cause significant harm to other watercourse States.
Those States might then wish to take the opportunity to clarify their respective situations, after which the Assembly should take appropriate action.
If the cruise were successful, pirates might then return to the Atlantic by a similar route.
The study might then be submitted to the General Assembly or to the processes that might be established to handle the relevant compensation, as described above.
A judge may complete a period of service at the International Court of Justice or at one orother of the two International Tribunals. That judge might then be elected a judge of the International Criminal Court.
The result of these tests might then be used to lobby for changes in practices either through subsequent litigation or public education.
Such a period would also allow States to continue developing regional andbilateral practice, which might then provide input for the possible development of an international instrument.
The introduction might then be given a different title, such as“Scope, definitions and background information on privately financed infrastructure projects”.
For example, a German language translator with experience as a software developer might then apply those skills to his or her translation, and offer to translate computer programs into German.
The mattress might then be sold, either directly or through an agent, for re-use with no re-manufacturing or intervention apart from possibly cleaning.
In addition, under the statutory and procedural framework governing proceedings before the Court, parties could call witnesses,including expert witnesses, who might then be cross-examined.
Governments might then accelerate or retard outlays for investment programmes or raise and lower taxes to a degree in order to counter short-term changes in aggregate demand.
The Implementation Committee studied compliance by considering each protocol in turn andreporting its findings to the Executive Body, which might then invite non-complying countries to respond.
In choosing this option, the Council would need to be aware that the parties might then decide to opt for the force offered by CIS, notwithstanding their expressed or implied preference for a United Nations peace-keeping force.
However, for an insurance company starting agricultural insurance there would be a substantial investment in developing insurance awareness andin creating a network on which other companies might then take a"free ride.
A number of delegations recalled the importance of reviewing long-standing refugee situations, which might then lead to comprehensive durable solutions, a prime objective of Convention Plus special agreements.
At the second session, Governments might then consider the information submitted by the Bureau or the ad hoc intersessional committee, with a view to making a recommendation on the physical location of the secretariat for consideration by the platform's plenary.
The resources should be considered as"trailblazer" resources, opening new activities, on a pilot or experimental basis, which might then be taken up by other better-endowed funds once their viability has been shown;