Exemples d'utilisation de May commit en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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In Switzerland, farmers may commit to a resource efficiency programme to implement nutrient balance restrictions for a period of six years,
The company may commit to increasing its contribution
service providers of First Nations children may commit to taking extraordinary efforts in order to access or provide required services.
We have reasonable grounds to believe that you did or may commit fraud, use the line of credit for any unlawful purpose,
For example, a company may commit to construction of a building as a condition of receiving a TPC investment,
We have reasonable grounds to believe that you did or may commit fraud, used or will use the account for any unlawful purpose,
The company may commit to increasing its contribution
not any specific offences it may commit or be involved in, that must involve a financial
an international organization may commit a crime within the meaning of article 19 of the draft on State responsibility as it now stands.
extrajudicial killing, there appears to be a pervasive reluctance to hold members of the security forces accountable for violations they may commit.
that the Convention provides an appropriate framework for international cooperation in the application of criminal sanctions against any person who may commit criminal acts involving nuclear material;
However, one cannot rule out that an international organization may commit a breach that falls into one or the other category
in his own home, or from visiting, if there is an imminent risk that he may commit a criminal act against another person.
the District Psychiatrist may commit a person immediately to a psychiatric hospital if he determines that the person is mentally ill in such a manner that substantially impairs his judgement
if there are reasonable grounds to assume that the person to whom the prohibition relates may commit a crime or otherwise disturb the peace of the person to be protected.
subparagraphs(b) or(c), or if there are for other reasons particular grounds to assume that he may commit, in Iceland or in any other Nordic country, a punishable act that may result in imprisonment for a period exceeding three months;
intention by lowering the threshold for a preventive arrest from"will commit" a crime to"may commit" a crime.
a procurator or a court may commit the accused or the defendant to an appropriate facility provided that the offence in question is punishable by deprivation of liberty.
used for some time, then the acts or omissions which they may commit are attributable only to that other State.
intention by lowering the threshold for a preventive arrest from"will commit" a crime to"may commit" a crime.