Примеры использования To what might на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And nothing compared to what might happen if we affect the timeline, which means proceeding with all caution.
The representative of Algeria had correctly noted that the programme of action would be without prejudice to what might happen in the future.
There has been considerable discussion in recent times as to what might form the basis of a legal regime to address the cross-border insolvency of enterprise groups.
It was also emphasized that practitioners and depositaries needed guidance on the form, timing andlegal effects of reactions to what might be called"disguised reservations.
The question may also be raised as to what might be the conditions required by NWS and non-NPT States to commit to binding MNAs involving them.
As to the scope of the stay,various suggestions were expressed as to what might be covered and to whom it should apply.
Nothing close to what might be seen in elevated levels from steroid use, but compared to other GHRP's it has the strongest affinity to raise cortisol/prolactin.
With reference to the human rights system, we believe that cooperation can be beneficial for the United Nations,since in the OAS we have advanced to what might be considered exemplary levels.
Unusually high levels of assets or unusually large transactions compared to what might reasonably be expected of customers with a similar profile may indicate that a customer not otherwise seen as higher risk should be treated as such.
It must be said that making predictions has always been a tough thing but 2016 has surely taught us to expect the unexpected,so looking forward to what might happen must be wrapped tightly in health warnings.
Finally, it must be emphasized that rational restructuring is infinitely preferable to what might result from a hasty decision that may please some States, upset the overwhelming majority of States that suffer from lack of representation in the Security Council and put the Council itself in a position of extreme lack of credibility.
Finally, he clarified that the proposal was not intended to further accelerate phase-out, butrather only to give greater consideration to what might be the unintended consequences of the continued production of HCFC-22 over the next two decades.
The purpose of resuming the technical studies is to review the technical options for the project through more in-depth and objective analysis of the technical scenarios that might be considered and the geotechnical and baseline construction scenarios for tunnelling the undersea exploratory gallery, which will entail a substantial investment.This will provide tools that will improve the chances of successful construction relative to what might be envisaged based on available data.
The proposal was not intended to further accelerate phase-out, butrather only to give greater consideration to what might be the unintended consequences of the continued production of HCFC-22 over the next two decades.
Our examination has shown that the documents returned consist of routine papers and correspondence between State ministries and of application forms andthat they do not in any way amount to what might be regarded as the archives of the State.
In some examples, the relevant provision states the need for reciprocity(e.g. Mexico)without any indicator as to what might satisfy that requirement or provides that the court should establish the existence of reciprocity e.g. Argentina.
The civilian staffing requirement for the initial phase of the Mission has been developed with reference to historical deployment patterns and typical mission structures, expressly limited to what might be achievable in terms of deployment throughout the period.
The potency of this peptide should not be underestimated and it comes with an increase in cortisol production as well as prolactin. Nothing close to what might be seen in elevated levels from steroid use, but compared to other GHRP's it has the strongest affinity to raise cortisol/prolactin.
Coming at a time when, thanks to the concerted efforts of the countries of Central Africa, most of the countries of the Great Lakes region, the African Union, the United Nations andinterested bilateral partners, a happy end to what might be called the first African world war is at hand, Mr. Kutesa's remarks were most unfortunate.
The tripartite meeting, which, according to all the participants, was highlighted by a strong, moving statement by Jacques Lafleur,was the epilogue to what might have appeared to be a crisis among the partners."We must be careful that the ties do not appear to be cut, that could be a matter of concern", Dominique Perben had said that morning.
There are obvious limits to what may be reasonably required in this respect.
This, in turn, has led to what may be called a crisis of perception.
POTA is silent as to what may constitute"funds" or"assets" for the purposes of resolutions 1267(1999) and 1373 2001.
That is due to what may be called its democracy deficit, which stands in the way of an effective multilateralism based on a democratically-evolved global consensus.
The role of the Constitutional Chamber, established 10 years ago,is fundamental to what may be called the constitutional control over the execution of penalties.
I have taken extreme cases, butthey barely show, to what may lead the contrapositioning of mortality and immortality, absolution of one of sides of this contradiction of life.
The massive and systematic way in which it was applied in Africa, on African peoples,was out of all proportion to what may have happened elsewhere.
Bakhtin, and the intermediator, which mediates the introduction of a teenager to what may be called the ideal form of communicative culture in terms of cultural-historical psychology.
In the City on Wheels,we believe that these sci-fi personal transporters are the precursor to what may be the greatest invention in human history: a vehicle that can hover or fly above the ground.
The State party is of the opinion that,although past events are a guide to what may occur in the future, the past incidents alleged by the petitioner do not indicate that it is foreseeable that he would be subjected to torture if he returned to Mogadishu.