Примеры использования Such work may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such work may be delayed for a long time.
At the same time a specialist, such work may take a few minutes.
Such work may be potentially linked to the annual Stage 3 inventory review process.
That decree shall lay down the conditions in which such work may be carried out.
Loss of their skills for conduction of such work may cause decreasing of effectiveness of justice.
However, such work may be necessary for the organization, in which he realizes his talent and which gives him the required resources.
The purpose of this scheme is to ensure that people have a strong incentive to take up andstay in work even where such work may be low paid.
Such work may only last for as long as it is essential to save human life, protect people's health or prevent material damage.
In 2002, noting the attention given by Andorra to children under 16 working in a family context,CRC was concerned that such work may interfere with the right to education.
Such work may last for as long as is necessary to save human life, protect people's health or prevent material damage article 144 of ZDR.
Noting the attention given by the State party to children under 16 working in a family context,the Committee is concerned that such work may interfere with children's right to education.
Even where that may be the case, such work may not be more valuable-- in terms of furthering the mandate of UNCITRAL-- than new work in areas that are not currently so fortunate as to have a working group assigned to them.
We recognize that,since the Convention covers a wide range of issues relating to the law of the sea, such work may require a tremendous amount of time and labour, involving many governmental departments.
In many cases, such work may include providing to facilitate the processing of a mutual legal assistance request, and the forms of, and channels for this stage for formal mutual legal assistance are usually more diverse and flexible.
Noting the attention given by the State party to children under 16 working in a family context,the Committee is concerned that such work may interfere with children's right to education.
As has been repeatedly pointed out in preceding reports, such work may have positive benefits for prisoners, provided the jobs are done voluntarily and decent remuneration is guaranteed, in accordance with International Labour Organization(ILO) conventions.
She is excused from work requiring physical exertion that may cause her to miscarry or to prevent the normal development of the foetus andher refusal to perform such work may not result in a change in her working conditions;
Such work may include technical assistance(for example, with regard to knowledge and data management) or training workshops facilitating the uptake and use of the various substantive deliverables produced by the Platform for example, with regard to using policy support tools and methodologies.
There are forms of work that children-- boys and girls below the age of 18-- can legitimately do, and such work may even be beneficial to children in preparing them for a productive life as adults.
Such work may also require international support for related activities at the national level, including technical cooperation activities to strengthen national policy and institutional instruments, and the domestic capabilities needed for this purpose, in the specific areas concerned.
She is also excused from work requiring physical exertion that may cause her to miscarry or to prevent the normal development of the foetus and her refusal to perform such work may not result in a change in her working conditions.
Taking into account the conditions in which such work may be carried out, their young age, and the fact that it is impossible for them to leave their work and the family in which they have been placed, the Committee considered that such labour may come under the definition of forced labour provided for in the Convention.
Notes that such work may contribute relevant information to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants and the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal, and also complements activities associated with the Strategic Approach emerging policy issue on chemicals in products;
Such work might be undertaken by a consultant.
Australia noted that such work might be carried out by a group of experts if extrabudgetary funds could be found for that purpose.
Such work might include the development of baseline information and guidance materials and the identification of priority projects to be undertaken on an accelerated basis during the negotiation process.
It was also stated that such work might reveal elements of commonality between single windows and electronic equivalents to negotiable documents.
At that session, the Commission had noted that such work might include certain aspects of other topics,such as identity management, the use of mobile devices in electronic commerce and electronic single window facilities.
The consultants emphasize that only very detailed analyses of current activities, processes and staff workloads, and assessments of the requirementsfor potential new activities, might permit such a quantitative comparison to be made, and that even then, such work might not be successful in yielding clear answers.