Примеры использования Which may be considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Perform actions which may be considered as bribery of civil officers.
If engines within the family incorporate other variable features which may be considered.
Specific issues in these areas which may be considered by a compliance meeting are outlined below.
The UIC offered to provide comments to Eurostat on the proposal which may be considered by WP.6.
The use of means andmethods of warfare which may be considered to cause excessive injury or to have indiscriminate effects;
The Conference facilities allow the possibility to provide webcasting, which may be considered.
For further information on other matters which may be considered under this sub-item, please see the SBI annotations item 12 d.
This law should be included as part of the legislation related to the election, which may be considered in late 1997.
When the administration requires special training which may be considered as equivalent and which covers the subjects listed in annex II;
The Contracting Parties to the London Convention have developed guidelines for all waste materials which may be considered for disposal at sea.
The level of literacy, which may be considered as a measure of achievement in education, gradually improved in the 1980s and 1990s but is still very low.
First, a review of last week's forecast, which may be considered as 100% fulfilled.
Mindful of the enormous potential of the offshore outsourcing market for many developing countries,the Expert Meeting proposed the following actions which may be considered as appropriate.
The recommendations issued by the Commission may, inter alia,list those exploration activities which may be considered to have no potential for causing harmful effects on the marine environment.
Discussion of any items under this work area which are referred to the Working Party, notably by its parent bodies, andany other items which may be considered important.
The Chair of WP.6 and the representative of OECD-ITF participated in this workshop, which may be considered as the last of a series meant to achieve a coherent and comprehensive data system on transport statistics.
However more than 2/3 of the total number of registered businesses- are individuals(without creation of a legal entity) which may be considered as self-employment.
Identification of projects of common or mutual interest andthe selection of priority projects which may be considered for support from the existing financing instruments of the EU and international financial institutions.
Without additional resources, this process may involve reformulation, phasing oreven cancellation of certain activities related to mandates which may be considered obsolete.
On that basis, the Registry selected the following three quotations, which may be considered to meet the requirements of the Tribunal.
Highly Hazardous Pesticides(HHPs) are those which may be considered too dangerous to use in certain circumstances, and careful consideration should be given to prohibiting or controlling HHPs if other measures aimed at mitigating the risks they present are not working.
Machine-assisted translation is another option which may be considered in the future.
Any change to the Green Card System orto the format of the Green Card, which may be considered by a participating Government or by the Council of Bureaux to be necessary in the light of experience, shall be brought to the notice of the secretariat.
The Expert Group will provide a final report to the Executive Body in December 2007, which may be considered in the review of the Protocol.
Also with regard to the objective of eliminating residual discrimination, along with these two laws, which may be considered fundamental in this area, mention should be made of another law with the same object, that of eliminating residual discrimination in a particular sector.
A statement, publication, discussion or debate for genuine academic, artistic, religious orscientific purpose or which may be considered in the public interest; and.
A State Party shall have the right to request the Executive Council to assist in clarifying any situation which may be considered ambiguous or which gives rise to a concern about the possible non-compliance of another State Party with this Convention.
It will be necessary to delimit the topic vis-à-vis topics already considered or being considered, such as"Fragmentation" and"Treaties over time",or topics which may be considered in the future, such as jus cogens.
The school image must not be involved in any manner, which may be considered disparaging or negative.
For the purpose of clarification,a State Party shall have the right to request the Executive Council to obtain explanatory information from another State Party on any situation relevant to this Treaty which may be considered ambiguous or which gives rise to a concern about its possible non-compliance with this Treaty.