Examples of using Changes might in English and their translations into French
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It will then be possible to evaluate in what respects and in what countries changes might enhance the reliability
Wholesale changes might have adverse implications that were not adequately addressed in the Secretary-General's report(A/66/340), including for the
it should be borne in mind that any changes might have effects that did not serve the purposes of the project.
the recommendations proposed in this report seek to identify where changes might be implemented in the near term to enhance the transpor tation system's readiness to serve Canada well over the next 30 years.
More broadly, there was a need to look at the implications of climate change in terms of changes in economic activities across the world and how those changes might impact future global trade.
The changes might greatly vary from country to country, depending on the relative importance
services where changes might be made based on client feedback.
and what impact any changes might have on women.
Some considered, however, that changes might be warranted in order to ensure the involvement of national non-governmental organizations in the work of the United Nations at the national,
Review to be ponctuated by recommendations for changes in driving to improve total cost of activities at constant volume and what these changes might represent in terms of actual cost reduction.
is that based on what you learn from the interview, changes might need to be made from the governance
Changes might be needed in respect of assessing implementation of the Strategic Plan
And while the speed of these changes might seem overwhelming to business leaders,
The Chairperson noted that the recommendations pertaining to chapter X had already been adopted during the first part of the session. However, some changes might be necessary to address issues that had arisen when the commentary was being finalized by the Secretariat.
significant legal changes might be required to resolve the issue of confidentiality.
subject to minor modifications, and noted that some more changes might be proposed by the Organization for Cooperation between Railways(OSJD) member States.
It warns that"poverty lines are inevitably somewhat arbitrary, and small changes might increase or reduce considerably the estimates of those living in poverty.
Identify areas where changes might be needed in preparation for a future summative evaluation.
it was important to be aware that such changes might differ from region to region, and thus approaches to
also held meetings with regional groups in order to ascertain what changes might be acceptable to all parties,