Примеры использования Possibility might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Another possibility might be"accept and consider.
The concern was raised that the procedure contemplated in article 44 would allow the rejection of the proposal that might turn out to be the best for the procuring entity, andit was said that this possibility might compromise the objectives of the Model Law.
In such cases one possibility might be to try the offenders under jure gentium.
It was indicated that the draft instrument should not hinder the possibility of bringing suit against the carrier andthe maritime performing party in the same forum, since this possibility might expedite the resolution of the dispute for the benefit of all parties involved.
It was pointed out that such a possibility might be crucial in cases of urgent need for preserving the assets of the debtor.
In addition, it was observed that mere knowledge by the assignee of the existence of an anti-assignment clause should not give rise to liability of the assignee, since such a possibility might deter potential assignees from entering into receivables financing transactions.
One possibility might be to implement legislation requiring financial information to allow databases to be built up.
Note that through the slots on the system Theremino multiple patches in Max/MSP can communicate with each other very efficiently this possibility might be useful to the makers of complex systems that, currently, for communication between Patches only have much slower methods.
One possibility might be a new fund to provide legal restitution for civil claimants in genocide cases.
The Working Group took note, in that connection, of a suggestion that matters relating to the time and form of declarations in the draft convention could be dealt with in a uniform manner in draft article 20,and decided that such a possibility might be considered once the Working Group had completed its deliberations on all declarations authorized by the draft convention.
Others suggested that another possibility might be to make charterers and classification societies liable for damage caused by sub-standard ships.
One possibility might be to arrange for the payment of pensions to be suspended during the period when retirees were temporarily employed in the United Nations Secretariat.
The possibility might also be explored of setting up a special fund, to which countries could contribute, to enable those States parties to present their initial reports.
One possibility might be to establish an international registry for filing notice of security rights in a debtor's intellectual property with worldwide priority effect.
Another possibility might be to bring the matter to the attention of other States parties, who might put pressure on non-reporting States to withdraw from the Convention.
Another possibility might be for a host country to introduce legislation dealing only with certain issues that were not already addressed in a satisfactory manner in existing laws and regulations.
One possibility might be to let the Working Group take care of all human rights aspects while the permanent forum could deal with other issues such as development, culture, environment and health.
Another possibility might be provision of information by countries on the extent to which renewable energy would be expected to contribute in each sector at the national level so that such information could stimulate international cooperation.
Regarding a theme, one possibility might be to focus on the rights of women and children, given that both the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women celebrate major anniversaries at the end of this year.
Another possibility might be to specify, in a single draft guideline combining the aforementioned wordings for 3.1.3 and 3.1.4, the cases in which the formulation of a reservation is subject to compliance with the condition of compatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty, despite the existence in the text of the treaty of a reservations clause.
Some concern was expressed that that possibility might be limited by the perceived relationship between the desired understanding and the existing terms of the New York Convention and that it might not be followed in some countries simply because it was not addressed to those responsible for interpretation of the New York Convention.
Freedom is this possibility, but possibility may include in itself also denial.
Other possibilities may exist in the area of developmental assistance.
As can be seen from the previous paragraph, that possibility may be anticipated within the national space law.
The Committee believes this possibility may prove especially important in view of the recruitment delays and high vacancy rates experienced by the Mission.
Such a possibility may be inferred from anatomical and zoological knowledge, first of all, and then it may rest on the assumptions of Materialistic Science itself.
Such a possibility may be necessary in some cases, especially for guaranteeing legal protection for victims of offences.
Yet another possibility may be the group approach, in which the government delegates a set of identical responsibilities to a group of municipalities identical in type, but again on the basis of a mutual agreement.
At the national level, any loss in competitiveness of some sectors might be compensated by gains in others, these possibilities may be higher in diversified and dynamic economies.
The Committee believes this possibility may prove especially important in view of the recruitment delays and high vacancy rates experienced by the Operation, which call into question the need for some of the posts that have been vacant for a long time.