Examples of using Developments that might in English and their translations into Russian
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We cannot remain indifferent towards developments that might affect our national interests.
If you knew how muchinterest there was in your Ascension, you would not worry about any developments that might involve you.
In their observations applicants should also describe any developments that might have taken place since the introduction of the application.
It is our obligation both to ensure that the process continues to move forward and to prevent developments that might weaken it.
The second day of the workshop focused on the developments that might reduce the utility, or mitigate the impact of biological weapons.
The reserve would be centrally located andhave sufficient capacity to react in a timely manner to any developments that might require immediate attention.
However, studies on issues of common interest to the Area andto areas under national jurisdiction or new developments that might impact on the implementation of the Convention and the Agreement have not been the subject of periodic substantive consultations and increased collaboration.
The Arab leaders further agreed to continue their consultations and meetings in order tofollow up the implementation of the decisions they had adopted and address developments that might affect the Arab nation.
Should circumstances warrant,I will immediately bring to the attention of the Security Council any developments that might have a bearing on the ability of UNOSOM II to discharge its existing mandate or which might make it desirable to modify UNOSOM II's mandate.
In view of those concerns, the Committee recommends that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to monitor the situation closely andto report to the Assembly on any developments that might have financial implications.
Government agencies should involve persons with disabilities, their families andcivil society in any developments that might affect them; in that connection, the Government had begun holding discussions with representative organizations on appropriate approaches to the issue.
In accordance with established practice, the Secretariat would continue to update the draft report, in consultation with the Rapporteur and as necessary, in order toreflect any new developments that might take place before it was forwarded to the General Assembly.
The Commission adopted the decision in order totake into account any further developments that might occur in the intervening period, during which the States concerned might wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including provisional arrangements of a practical nature as outlined in annex I to the rules of procedure.
The civilian component of the mission has been actively involved in monitoring and reporting on developments that might affect the maintenance of peace and stability in the country.
The Commission took this decision to take into account any further developments that might occur throughout the intervening period, during which States may wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including the provisional arrangements of a practical nature outlined in annex I to its rules of procedure.
We try to keep EFCT members(a hundred of Europe's top destination cities)and the other cooperating groups advised about developments that might involve the Economic and Social Council.
The Commission took this decision in order totake into consideration any further developments that might occur throughout the intervening period during which States may wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including provisional arrangements of a practical nature provided for in annex I to its rules of procedure.
At the same time, it was vitally important to constantly review all such strategies in order tokeep pace with any new developments that might increase the effectiveness of efforts to combat climate change.
The Commission took the decision to take into account any further developments that might occur throughout the intervening period, during which States may wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including the provisional arrangements of a practical nature outlined in annex I to its rules of procedure.
The Special Rapporteur is of the opinion that the Commission should aim to describe the current state of international law on the formation andevidence of rules of customary international law, without prejudice to developments that might occur in the future.
The Commission adopted this decision in order totake into account any further developments that might occur throughout the intervening period, during which the States concerned may wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including provisional arrangements of a practical nature as contained in annex I to its Rules of Procedure.
There was strong support for the idea of requesting the Secretariat to keep the practical application of the convention under review andto report to Member States, from time to time, as to problems or new developments that might warrant a revision of the convention.
The Commission took this decision in order totake into consideration any further developments that might occur throughout the intervening period during which States may wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including provisional arrangements of a practical nature provided for in annex I to its rules of procedure.
In view of its ongoing concerns about the adequacy of the additional capacity proposed,the Committee also reiterates its recommendation that the General Assembly request the Secretary-General to monitor the situation closely and to report to it on any developments that might have financial implications para. 19.
With regard to the submission made by Myanmar, the Commission took note of communications received from Bangladesh and Myanmar and decided to further defer the consideration of the submission of Myanmar in order totake into account any further developments that might occur in the intervening period, during which the States concerned might wish to take advantage of the avenues available to them, including provisional arrangements of a practical nature as outlined in annex I to the rules of procedure.
The Commission, acknowledging that it has no role on matters relating to the legal interpretation of article 121 of the Convention, decided that it would revert to the matter when it was ready to proceed with the establishment of the subcommission andtaking into account any further developments that might occur during the intervening period.
The secretariat also informed the meeting that it was assessing the potential impact on programme delivery of the outcome of the review and of the cuts to the 2014-2015 UNECE budget requested by the General Assembly of the United Nations andassured delegates that they would be informed about any further developments that might affect their work.
He also recalled that, with regard to the notes verbales that had been received in connection with the submission, the Commission, acknowledging that it had no role on matters relating to the legal interpretation of article 121 of the Convention, had decided that it would revert to the matter when it was ready to proceed with the establishment of the subcommission andtaking into account any further developments that might occur during the intervening period see CLCS/62, para. 59.