Examples of using Might therefore in English and their translations into Russian
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the rule might be seen as superfluous and might therefore be deleted.
The alternative view was that these issues proved to be difficult to regulate in a law and might therefore be better addressed in the Guide.
It must be emphasized that 1990 was a year with relatively high O3 concentrations and might therefore not be representative.
The elaboration of an optional protocol would be a sign of the importance that the international community accorded to equality between the sexes and might therefore influence attitudes.
expose the Convention or its activities to financial difficulties and a specific budget might therefore be required.
also"unusual" or"out of the ordinary" and might therefore be misunderstood.
general terms and might therefore give rise to concern.
Intervention by persons not party to the case whose rights may have been affected by the judgement of the Dispute Tribunal and whose rights might therefore also be affected by the judgement of the Appeals Tribunal;
the mainstreaming dimension is particular important and might therefore be addressed by ECE's subsidiary bodies.
It was noted that funding for the activities at Headquarters would increase despite a constant level of staffing and that there might therefore not be a clear need for the increase in resources.
Two solutions might therefore be envisaged: to retain a
Doubts might therefore still remain as to whether the provisions of the draft agreement relating to the structure
New approaches might therefore be considered for such matters as the deinstitutionalization of corrections,
It was also noted, however, that those data only referred to screening studies in Japan that had been conducted under laboratory conditions rather than under the prevailing conditions and might therefore be considered hazard assessment rather than risk evaluation.
As a rule parties to an arbitration agreement might not be aware of the danger of being later faced by a preliminary order directed against them and might therefore not be prepared to opt-out via a respective clause in their arbitration agreement.
Different answers might therefore be given, depending on the
under which circumstances the right to possession of the goods might therefore cease to attach to the document.
Article 3, paragraph 1, might therefore be reformulated in the following way
The Secretary-General might therefore be obliged to approach the Advisory Committee to request the amounts necessary for the operation of the Mission for the period from 11 May to 31 July 1994.
Some thought might therefore be given to whether it is desirable to issue a blanket exemption of all indigenous individuals from obligations binding on all other citizens,