Примеры использования Might be more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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An operational combination of models might be more efficient than the development of new comprehensive models.
The Task Force noted that packages of priority measures might be more cost-effective than selecting one
Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund might be more interested in Tesla's solar panel
It might take the form of a political apology, which might be more important for a population group,
The Government of Argentina expressed the view that extreme poverty might be more than just a human condition;
Another suggestion was made that subparagraph(c) might be more helpful if it was to be drafted in an affirmative rather than negative way.
The regional consultations also reviewed a number of other arrangements that might be more fully explored to mobilize funds for SIDS/TAP, namely.
This might be more difficult in the highly concentrated markets which seem to prevail in Kazakhstan.
which avoided any reference to the notion of liability, might be more acceptable see below, para. 84.
And I cannot do that with a partner who might be more concerned about advancing his career than he is about realizing this goal.
Bilateral or regional arrangements might be more appropriate in such cases than general articles or principles.
Primary PM might be more difficult to trade than precursors because of the greater uncertainty in inventories.
It was difficult to identify goods that might be more environmentally sound than others,
Some might be more efficient than others,
In some areas, the multilateral disciplines might be more stringent than the relevant disciplines in cooperation groups.
The concern was expressed that some alternatives to methyl bromide might be more dangerous than methyl bromide
These different options are all worth exploring, although some might be more suitable for you than others.
The meaning of a family for a migrant worker might be more extensive than it is in the receiving countries.
Some goods might be more relevant for the everyday life of people
technical languages issues might be more easily solved than legal conflicts;