Примеры использования Text might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Otherwise, the text might be misunderstood.
The text might be subject to some revision, since consultations were taking place among interested delegations.
Methods were developing rapidly and any text might be quickly out of date.
The CD text might contain the names of the artist, album and tracks.
Indeed, his delegation feared that the text might be too concise.
The text might provide inspiration for bilateral agreements, for example.
That meaning was certainly not intended; the text might, therefore, need to be redrafted.
This text might contain a macro describing the reasons for deletion.
Such an instrument may be particularly useful in the case of a convention,where amendment of the text might pose significant technical problems.
While the text might not be entirely satisfactory to all delegations, it reflected the best possible compromise.
Concern was also expressed that the proposed wording might reflect only current practices andnot future developments; the text might become obsolete while the Guide continued to be used.
We still consider that the text might have been refined in order to attain the consensus that the initiative deserved.
He also found it difficult to reconcile placing in a guide covering an UNCITRAL text which had been agreed upon, and was intended for adoption as a model,a suggestion that that very text might be imprecise or in need of change.
The text might then be submitted to the Working Party for approval as a recommendation for a one-year trial period.
Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico) said that there was a danger that the text might be interpreted in such a way as to make the applicability of article 10 excessively narrow.
Mr. Honjo(Japan), speaking in explanation of vote before the voting,said that a number of the amendments proposed by his delegation during the negotiations had been accepted and the text might provide a fair basis for future work on the right to development.
Those and other weaknesses in the text might undermine the quality of the debate that should be taking place on such an important right.
While it was admitted that the matter had not been sufficientlydiscussed in that context, that suggestion was objected to since deleting the text might inadvertently result in losing sight of the problem dealt with in that provision.
It was further observed that the text might require a second reading and, perhaps, a third one before consensus on its substance might be reached.
Mr. Burman(United States of America) said he hoped it would be possible to complete work onthe draft Guide during the Working Group's final session in March 2004, bearing in mind that some adjustment to the text might be necessary when dealing with the chapters already approved in principle by the Commission.
It is therefore possible that this text might create problems of a new kind, and we accordingly propose that the draft articles should deal only with surface waters.
While certain amendments to the present text were inevitable, it was important to bear in mind that the wording represented a delicate balance of interests:a change to any part of the text might have wider implications for the text as a whole, even threatening the widespread ratification of the draft convention itself.
Though the text might be applicable to such circumstances, I am persuaded that the Psalmist is talking about the issues that the living are facing rather than that of the dying.
It was suggested that the proposed bracketed text for the redraft of article 2(1)(c) should be deleted, since,in the absence of a reference to internationality in the definition of the contract of carriage, the text might enable parties to a contract of domestic carriage to opt for the application of the draft instrument.
It was also felt that the compromise text might create potential disharmony or confusion for countries having adopted or wishing to adopt the Arbitration Model Law.
Another drafting suggestion to remedy some of the problems in the first paragraph was proposed as follows:"The shipper is liable for loss or damage resulting from the breach of its obligations under article 28 and article 30(a) unless…" followed by the rest of draft paragraph 1continuing from the word"unless", but it was suggested that this text might still preserve the reversed burden of proof onto the shipper.
My delegation is, however, aware of the apprehensions entertained by some delegations that a new,clean text might delay the negotiations, given the prospect that their home authorities, who have thus far focused on the current rolling text contained in document CD/1364, will now be called upon to refocus on a new text. .
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Then, the text may be inserted to a comment or message in the CT.
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