Примеры использования Might justify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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which exhibit no particular complexity that might justify delay or inactivity in the process of investigation.
preclude giving rise to the possible inference that the work of the Commission in the area of receivables financing might justify delaying adoption of the Factoring Convention, or that the Convention had to be revised
more insecure social condition might justify, even unconsciously, the offer of
While a purely literal interpretation might justify the narrow approach adopted by the Court,
nature of resource requirements, the uncertainties of the currency markets and the expected decrease in costs as the Tribunals implemented their exit strategies might justify a return to an annual budgetary cycle.
bad faith or other factors which might justify the Committee's intervention in matters that are within the purview of domestic tribunals.
as well as their alleged links with the opposing forces, which might justify the detention.
other grounds that might justify an exemption from criminal liability.
should not be restricted; whereas the commission of a minor office has no such immigration relevance which, in itself, might justify detention.
also noting various circumstances that might justify a request for bid security,
changing market conditions that might justify shorter or longer periods.
of sufficient importance to government, that they might justify their own access path through the web-site services,
the Commission considered that there were no particular circumstances in relation to the rights guaranteed under the Convention which might justify continued examination of the application.
This may justify UNHCR involvement,
What are the objective reasons that may justify, or even necessitate, differentiated treatment?
These violations may justify a replacement hose.
An armed conflict may justify the enactment of a state of emergency.
Moreover, national security concerns may justify the holding of an ex parte
That pending judicial proceedings may justify restrictions on an individual's right to leave his country.
For instance, protection during pregnancy and motherhood may justify differences in treatment.