Примеры использования States may also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First, States may also win cases before the Court.
Land degradation, bio-fuel production, droughts, floods andthe impending impact of climate change in small island developing States may also reduce their food security.
States may also set appropriate standards of conduct for their judges.
In order to ensure the continuity of the process, States may also outline a time frame for a revision of their national action plans.
States may also have an obligation to ensure that a certain result is achieved.
Iii Regional Organizations: States may also work within or in concert with regional entities.
States may also submit a specific dispute to the Court by way of special agreement.
In such arrangements, States may also provide for ways and means of protecting the interests of the persons concerned in case of significant transboundary harm.
States may also confer jurisdiction on the Tribunal through international agreements.
The national laws of States may also contain provisions exempting from expulsion the nationals of member States of a regional or other international organization.
States may also submit a specific dispute to the Court by way of special agreement.
States may also indicate factors and difficulties affecting the degree of fulfilment of obligations.
States may also submit a specific dispute to the Court by way of special agreement.
States may also be required to provide adequate reparation, including compensation, to victims.
States may also be held responsible when their agents have acted ultra vires their formal powers.
States may also seek guidance from NGOs that have undertaken extensive research on alternatives to detention.
States may also wish to include matters coming under"Any other business" in their general statements.
States may also provide protections which differ from or exceed the minimum requirements of federal law.
States may also be held accountable for failing to provide appropriate protection to victims of human trafficking.
States may also consider offering special assistance to small island and other developing States. .
States may also request that UNODC assist through the provision of technical assistance in this regard.
States may also consider establishing standards of operations for civilian private security service providers that.
Affected States may also wish to indicate particular types of goods and services likely to be offered that are not needed.
States may also wish to consider informing competent international authorities of such national central authorities.
States may also consider establishing an express private action procedure for compensatory damages resulting from a corruption offence.
States may also consider the introduction of special aggravated offences or aggravating factors for corruption involving an organized criminal group.
These States may also adopt laws and regulations with respect to fishing vessels, and the prevention of fishing, including the stowage of fishing gear arts. 42 and 54.
States may also consider notifying the Secretary-General with a view to including such substances in Tables I and II of the 1988 Convention, where appropriate;
States may also be proactive in this regard by assessing their capacity to implement the travel ban and analysing the deficiencies in whatever system they employ.
States may also wish to negotiate new multilateral or bilateral treaties on the settlement of disputes providing for the jurisdiction of the Court in all disputes between the parties.