Примеры использования Might differ на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The papers published in the journal reflect the authors' opinions, which might differ from the Editors' opinion.
States might differ as to whether there had been any improvement in the remaining four countries.
It was observed that the time when a receivable arose might differ depending on the type of the contract involved.
It was indicated that the draft guideline should be understood to be all-encompassing since the internal framework might differ from organization to organization.
However, some objectives might differ, as set out in paragraph(d), depending on whether the aquifer concerned was recharging or non-recharging.
The implications of a formally established financial mechanism might differ from country to country.
noting that the criteria and thresholds might differ for some national purposes.
the Special Rapporteur will limit himself to setting out three possible rules applicable to this category of act which might differ from the rules applicable to other unilateral acts.
After discussion, the Working Group agreed that the legal consequences arising from the choice of a seat of arbitration might differ in different legal systems,
Recognizing that needs might differ from one State to the next,
The point when"early public participation when all options are open" could take place might differ depending on whether the decision-making related to a new build,
The welfare needs within a given mission might differ depending on the category of the personnel or the place of their posting and its distance from the mission
groups whose immediate interests might differ, but who wished to serve the Organization to the best of their ability.
emission intensities in a time-series framework might differ from determinants of differences in energy
Mr. Kuzmin(Russian Federation) said that, no matter how States' views on the notion of the rule of law might differ, it should be possible to agree that the might is right approach to international relations must be replaced by the force of law.
it was important to be aware that such changes might differ from region to region,
while regions' priorities and needs might differ, they all shared the same global objectives.
The resultant statistics are likely to be more reliable if more than one person in the household is asked the same question as perceptions might differ as to where the real locus of decisionmaking lies.
Conventional assessments are often silent on the winners and losers of a policy or programme.8 But distributional aspects require explicit consideration because effects on the poor or the rich might differ from average effects- and sometimes from intended outcomes.
hazardous biological materials and to minimise risks might differ in their starting points,