Примеры использования Might bring на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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potential conflicts of interests that a company might bring to activities to address non-communicable diseases.
However, failure to make progress towards establishing a zone free of nuclear weapons in the Middle East might bring about the collapse of the entire nuclear nonproliferation regime.
he stopped to aid him without thinking of the circumstance or the difficulty it might bring him.
For example, representatives of academic institutions might bring important expertise to a process that was sufficient to justify their involvement.
it was feared that the massive influx of people might bring the mobile phone network to a standstill.
genuine reforms, might bring about a real improvement.
whose aims might bring freemasonry into disrepute,
You see, I want to ensure Harlan has a future… for us and whoever else we might bring into this old world.
institutional practice might bring improvements.
he absconded with a privately funded pedological study that we suspect might bring some of the activity you just described to light.
These issues can be better addressed by reaching out to a broad set of project participants, who might bring new perspectives and skills.
it can cause bloating which might bring about queasiness as well as vomiting.
hot engines might bring obstacles as well.
This might bring Belarusian clothes into price alignment with Kyrgyz garments,
Nevertheless, positive consideration of certain procedural arrangements might bring benefits and facilitate the work of the Conference on Disarmament in the future.
Donors should support the endogenous mechanisms that might bring about internal change,
A just solution to this issue might bring lasting peace to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
If I might bring into session, the first diplomatic congress between the representatives of Planet Earth,
Some experts aren't ruling out the possibility that the presidential campaign might bring some further surprises- in the form of another successor candidate.
the public and the Government might bring considerable baggage to the process, and there might be existing trust or distrust.