Примеры использования Such measures might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some delegations pointed out that such measures might have negative trade effects.
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In conflicts, people are often forcibly relocated, or restrictions are placed on their movement, buthuman rights instruments do not explicitly indicate when such measures might be justified.
However, such measures might not be enough to protect the victim.
It was pointed out that, in countries where ex parte interim measures would be acceptable, such measures might be available on the basis of contractual arrangement in the absence of any specific legislation.
Such measures might differ in content and could imply different forms of State conduct.
Ms. Schöpp-Schilling asked whether there were plans to review the country's many special measures aimed at protecting maternity, which suggested that women were taken into consideration solely in terms of their maternal function; also,with technological advances, such measures might no longer be necessary in a modern society.
Such measures might be either temporary or permanent, and shall not be considered discriminatory.
Some positive measures had been taken to combat antisocial behaviour, including racial harassment, in council-run housing estates, buthe wondered whether there was not a risk that such measures might be used to ill effect, for example to evict minority tenants on spurious grounds.
Such measures might include questionnaires, tests or supervised tasks at the end of the training.
As to subparagraph(i), it was said that some measures under paragraph(2) might, at the time of their issuance,be meant to be in force for a period beyond the moment when recognition was granted(such measures might be, for example, a stay of actions or suspension of transfers of assets); on the other hand, the court could also issue measures designed to terminate at a point of time that had no connection with the time of issuance of the decision granting recognition.
Such measures might include direct assistance to federations of journalists, producers, editors and publishers and station managers;
Take strong measures to eliminate corrupt practices in the justice system and in law enforcement,including the solicitation of bribes; such measures might include legislation criminalizing all forms of corrupt acts, dedicating resources to policing and prosecuting corrupt officials, requiring judges to make declarations of the assets, improving the working conditions and salaries of police and judicial officers, and improving mechanisms to ensure the transparency of judicial processes.
Such measures might include raising buildings onto pilings or platforms, converting agricultural activities to less sensitive schemes and promoting fish"farming.
It suggests what such measures might consist in and seeks to impart a sense of urgency in gaining and preserving momentum if the Programme is to be rescued.
Such measures might include promoting public awareness of ICT applications and the potential of databases, as well as ICT demonstration projects;
In post-disaster situations, such measures might translate into special assistance to support return of the most vulnerable groups or find land/housing for landless or homeless families.
Even if such measures might affect the resolution of the dispute, they must be analysed with regard to the merits of the case rather than its admissibility.
It was also suggested that such measures might include steps to criminalize acts of corruption, bribery and related illicit practices in order to dissuade such activities.
Such measures might lead to instability and unpredictability in tariffs and international trade, or prompt further retaliation from the targeted country, which in turn would be likely to lead to a trade war.
Alternatively, such measures might be undertaken at the time of privatization, thus avoiding the transformation of public into private monopolies.
Such measures might include, for example, the removal of an officer from a senior command position when there are substantial grounds for suspecting that officer of being responsible for grave violations of international humanitarian, human rights or refugee law.
Such measures might include a requirement that all diamond-producing countries introduce standardized and credible certificates of origin, and that any parcels of diamonds not possessing valid and verified certificates be subject to forfeiture upon entry to those countries hosting major diamond exchanges.
Such measures might include setting up management systems and processes that meet the aforementioned challenges, attract investment, stimulate knowledge and innovation, develop comparative advantages, promote strategic partnerships with the private and the social sectors and bring local governments into the global context.
Such measures might include work on a statement calling on States to take stronger action domestically; work on"model laws" that States could adopt at the national level to address such cases; increased effort by the Secretariat to monitor efforts by States to investigate and prosecute cases; and the naming and shaming of States that failed to take appropriate action.
Such measures may include, inter alia.
Such measures may include the following.
The application of such measures may require enacting or amendments to evidentiary rules.
Such measures may be.