Примеры использования Reasonably be expected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Attempt to pass each level with as less tosses as could reasonably be expected.
The acts of cooperation which could reasonably be expected of the buyer are often defined in the contract.
Squeeze SPACE to drop the load into the trailer andtransport the merchandise as quick as could reasonably be expected.
What can reasonably be expected from non-State service providers depends on the context and the scale of operation.
It is fundamental that you score however many objectives as could reasonably be expected against your rival.
In doing all the acts which could reasonably be expected of him in order to enable the seller to make delivery; and.
This information shall be in terms and language the residents can reasonably be expected to understand.
Negotiations could reasonably be expected to be lengthy, which might have an impact upon the scheduled start of the project.
For example, any strengthening of the informal system may reasonably be expected to reduce recourse to the formal system.
Extravagance and solace: flying ought to be a delight and we will make your sanction involvement as lavish andagreeable as could reasonably be expected.
The normal cost represents the cost that can most reasonably be expected if no significant problems occur.
This is because the third party's action belongs to a class of conduct the continuation of which in periods of normality can reasonably be expected.
Requirement that the party claiming exemption could not reasonably be expected to avoid or overcome the impediment.
However, for three critical, cross-cutting areas of activity, greater clarity is required on what modern peacekeeping missions can reasonably be expected to perform.
The buyer must"do all the acts which could reasonably be expected of him in order to enable the seller to make delivery.
To proceed with all possible speed to the rescue of persons in distress if informed of their need of assistance,insofar as such action may reasonably be expected of them;
Counsel submits that the complainant cannot reasonably be expected to prove in detail how his release from the military hospital in Trincomalee came about.
That data, he said, grossly overestimated the exposure that could reasonably be expected from industrial uses.
A judge cannot, however, reasonably be expected to know, still less control, all of the financial or business activities of all the family members residing in the judge's household.
Article 60(a) imposes on the buyer a duty to cooperate: the buyer must do“all the acts which could reasonably be expected of him in order to enable the seller to make delivery”.
When it can reasonably be expected that in the near future the European Court of Human Rights will come to the same opinion as the British Court Case R(on the application of Gentle) v.
While Norway would have welcomed even stronger language, we still think that the Review Conference was as successful as could reasonably be expected at this stage.
Requirement that the party claiming exemption could not reasonably be expected to have taken the impediment into account at the time of the conclusion of the contract.
Both funds serve a similar purpose, namely, to provide a technical funding mechanism prior to the time at which Member States may reasonably be expected to pay their assessed contributions.
It can reasonably be expected that chrysotile fibres from end use will reach aquatic systems arising from dust generated during brake wear and to a lesser extent, from disposal to unsecured landfill.
The shortage of staff resources led to delays in the development of the software since the team could not reasonably be expected to cope with the volume of work involved.
No fuze can reasonably be expected to make this distinction, so a different approach is needed to deal with the threat to civilians in vehicles from mines on roads laid for military purposes sometimes years before.
The Act also ensured that no person who had suffered domestic violence was required to leave Switzerland if they could not reasonably be expected to become reintegrated in their country of origin.
In some cases, deliberation could only reasonably be expected post hoc, and here the Article 51 requirement that member state report uses of force in the exercise of self-defense to the Security Council should be invoked.
Once the written contributions from the various parties had been received, the Committee orthe secretariat might be in a better position to ascertain what results could reasonably be expected from the discussion.