Примери за използване на Might reasonably на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Contrary to what one might reasonably assume, St. Peter's is not a cathedral.
The other seven men, by virtue of their position, were continually exposed to the Spanish fire, while Hobson,as an officer, might reasonably be behind the smoke-stack.
The simple way to say it is that some people might reasonably fear these Iraqis running around trying to organize ways to kill us.
There were seven other heroes on that steamer, and they, by virtue of their position, were continually exposed to the Spanish fire, while Hobson,as an officer, might reasonably be behind the smoke-stack.
Some people- let us say the people who work for Mr. Colbert- might reasonably regard you as the person least likely to mourn his passing.
A stranger might reasonably have wondered what had steered this slight, one-armed university professor to embark on some of the riskiest explorations of his age.
Where applicable, any relevant compatibility of digital content with hardware andsoftware that we are aware of or might reasonably be expected to be aware of.
Define the steps that insurance intermediaries and insurance undertakings might reasonably be expected to take to identify, prevent, manage and disclose conflicts of interest when carrying out insurance distribution activities;
At first glance, candied biscuits probably look something simple and traditional, butin fact they can be turned into such a dessert, which might reasonably be the envy of the best World Class Chef.
Finally, if ever a situation were to arise which might reasonably be perceived as a conflict of interest in the meaning of the Code of Conduct, Commissioners shall inform the President who will then take any measure he considers appropriate.
We analyse the patient's scalp, discuss their preferences and expectations, and advise them on the best approach(e.g. single vs. multiple sessions)and what results might reasonably be expected.
While some form of competent authority check of verified annual emission reports might reasonably be expected, Directive 2003/87/EC and implementation measures do not explicitly require this.
At an initial consultation, the surgeon analyzes the patient's scalp, discusses their preferences and expectations, and advises them on the best approach(e.g. single vs. multiple sessions)and what results might reasonably be expected.
Define the steps that investment firms might reasonably be expected to take to identify, prevent, manage and disclose conflicts of interest when providing various investment and ancillary services and combinations thereof;
Be accurate in stating the characteristics of software on which they work, avoiding not only false claims butalso claims that might reasonably be supposed to be speculative, vacuous, deceptive, misleading, or doubtful.
Accordingly, one might reasonably suppose that Homer, because he heard about Tartessus, named the farthermost of the nether-regions Tartarus after Tartessis, with a slight alteration of letters; and that he also added a mythical element, thus conserving the creative quality of poetry.
To determine whether a reporting agent or any other legal or natural person, entity or branch is identifiable,account shall be taken of all the means that might reasonably be used by a third party to identify the said reporting agent or the other legal or natural person, entity or branch.
Define the steps that management companies might reasonably be expected to take to identify, prevent, manage or disclose conflicts of interest as well as to establish appropriate criteria for determining the types of conflicts of interest whose existence may damage the interests of the UCITS.
In the case of whole vehicle type-approval, the authorities shall ensure that the vehicles selected for testing represent the worst case with respect to compliance with the respective criteria andthat the vehicles selected will not lead to the attainment of results that are systematically divergent from the performance when those vehicles are operated under conditions that might reasonably be expected to be encountered in normal operation and use.
Any book orperiodical publication(whether appearing on the register of prohibited publications or not) which advocates or which might reasonably be supposed to advocate the procurement of abortion or miscarriage or any method, treatment or appliance to be used for the purpose of such procurement.
Any book orperiodical publication(whether appearing on the register of prohibited publications or not) which advocates or which might reasonably be supposed to advocate the unnatural prevention of conception or the procurement of abortion or miscarriage or any method, treatment, or appliance to be used for the purpose of such prevention or such procurement.
Things, all as the other party may reasonably request for the purpose of.
Or when the individual may reasonably be deemed to know about.
Poles may reasonably feel twitchy about close German-Russian co-operation, especially in energy.
Possess the qualities and features that the consumer may reasonably expect.
Malpractice suits are numerous enough that one may reasonably conclude that there is certainly no guarantee of proper health care by contracting it out.
Whereas Parliament may reasonably take account of the Member's position in reaching its decision on whether or not to waive his or her immunity(2);
Where applicable, be supplied along with any accessories andinstructions which the consumer may reasonably expect to receive; and.
They are required to make every effort that may reasonably be demanded of them to satisfy creditors to the fullest possible extent.
The scrutiny covers the existence of any situation which may give rise to a conflict of interest or which may reasonably be perceived as such.