The working group might wish to consider

Factors that participants might wish to consider include

(e) Other accounts that the Council might consider appropriate and necessary.

He suggested that the Parties might wish to consider how further HCFC production controls and conversions might impact emissions.

The Working Group might wish to consider a text that reads as follows

Therefore, the Commission might consider whether it is necessary to revise those terms.

Unfortunately, another crisis or two might be necessary before European leaders consider it seriously.

The working group might wish to consider the following issues in relation to standing

A potential competitor might consider entering that market but, given substantial regulatory entry barriers, it might ultimately decide to remain in its current business.

On the basis of the discussion above the Working Group might wish to consider the following text

On the basis of the discussion above the Working Group might wish to consider the following text

We consider that multilateral approaches here add real value to whatever national means might already be available.

Many consider this file to be too sensitive in Lebanon, some warn that it might ignite another conflict.

The working group might wish to consider the following issues in relation to the proceedings on the merits

The Commission might consider it necessary to change withdraw to revoke , in article 14, paragraph 1, of the draft Convention.

But before we do so it might be helpful to consider what is taking place right now, below our own streets.

They said , ' We possess force and we possess great might . The affair rests with thee so consider what thou wilt command . '

They replied ' We are possessors of force and great might . It is for you to command , so consider what you will '

They said , ' We possess force and we possess great might . The affair rests with thee so consider what thou wilt command . '

They replied ' We are possessors of force and great might . It is for you to command , so consider what you will '

In this regard, the working group might wish to consider the experience of the Committee on the Rights of the Child.

On the basis of the discussion above the Working Group might wish to consider whether article 28 should read as follows

Based on the discussions above the Working Group might wish to consider the following text as an alternative to article 31

Since, when negotiating treaties, States did not usually consider the effect that going to war might have on a given treaty, their intention in that regard might be absent or difficult to prove.

UNHCR indicated that it might consider referencing the already available information related to corporate governance and that it would consider including in the financial statements those items that the United Nations community would deem relevant.

UNHCR indicated that it might consider referencing the already available information related to corporate governance and that it would consider including in the financial statements those items that the United Nations community would deem relevant.

The ECB might have cut off emergency liquidity assistance, forcing the government to impose capital controls and even consider abandoning the euro.

The Working Group might wish to consider whether this word provides a more neutral requirement in relation to application for preliminary orders.

They said , We are a people of might and great courage , but the decision is yours , so consider what you wish to command .

They said , We are a people of might and great courage , but the decision is yours , so consider what you wish to command .

It might, however, be useful to remind States, national institutions and NGOs to consider sending their reports to members of the Sub Commission.

In determining incompatibility, consider the substances, containers, and contaminants that the substance or mixture might be exposed to during transportation, storage and use.

In this regard, the Committee suggested that the Parties might wish to consider granting a long term exemption for such use, or conversely, consider whether there should be any limit to the continued renewal of an emergency exemption.

Consider the trauma a country like India might have suffered if its population of a half billion had remained barely fed as it doubled.

The Conference might wish to consider at a future session whether the time was ripe to ask its secretariat to produce such a commentary.

Last October, the General Assembly of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) decided to consider what a development oriented intellectual property regime might look like.

Regulators might consider imposing pro cyclical equity requirements increasing the equity percentage in boom times in order to offset losses in the inevitable bust times.

If a lot of people are leaving their seats during a sporting event, you might consider it an indication that the event is not exciting.

They said We are lords of might and lords of great prowess , but it is for thee to command so consider what thou wilt command .

They said We are lords of might and lords of great prowess , but it is for thee to command so consider what thou wilt command .

NOUs and Implementing Agencies might consider suggesting the development of electronic licensing systems, including on line intranets following the example of some Article 5 countries.

And I began to think about ways that we might consider this lesson of trees, to consider other entities that are also static and stuck, but which cry for change and dynamicism, and one of those entities is our prisons.

But some might consider it a cause for concern, especially given growing suspicion of incentive based economic policies in the wake of the global economic crisis.

(Those who see a role for coalitions of the willing might be broad minded enough to consider Rio Bravo, in which John Wayne welcomes some allies.)

The working group might wish to consider the value of expressly including follow up procedures within a potential communications procedure and the nature of those procedures.