Most speakers, however, argued that it might be premature to begin negotiations on such a convention.

It was argued that the development of rules applicable in all situations might be achieved by developing the Martens clause.

It might be argued that the prevention of explosions in space can be applied to avoid a significant growth of the population gt 1 cm with time.

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It could be argued so, master.

Thus, the Fed s 2 inflation objective was born. During the ensuing discussion, several FOMC members argued that the inflation rate might be reduced to less than 2 , but nobody argued that inflation should be pushed higher if a lower, but still positive, rate was achieved.

In particular, it is argued that certain harsh interrogation methods falling short of torture might be justified for the purpose of extracting information aimed at preventing future terrorist acts that might kill many innocent people.

13. It might be argued that, despite the UNPF experience quoted above, the estimate of 8 per cent recoveries when disposing of surplus equipment is too low.

And so I argued with people about that, I argued and I argued.

He nevertheless argued that human rights mechanisms would still be relevant to human rights violations that might have occurred and could play a complementary role in such cases.

It had also been argued that unscrupulous parties might try to repudiate their own signature by invoking the reliability element.

Indeed, it could be argued that the responsibility of NATO member States might be incurred owing to their failure to secure rights protected by the European Convention on Human Rights within NATO bodies.

He argued that while a reduction of harm to the individual might be demonstrated in certain circumstances, the harm caused by such a policy to society as a whole could be highly significant.

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But he argued that the Territories should be given more autonomy.

They might have argued that all should get it or none. But if they knew that Hitler s Germany would get it, they might have approved Franklin Roosevelt s decision to develop it before the Nazis.

An emerging narrative might better explain why stimulus efforts have been unsuccessful As former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has argued, the world economy may be going through a sustained period of secular stagnation.

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The importance of national regulatory frameworks was noted, and some speakers argued that, in view of the high volatility of such flows, capital controls might be employed on a temporary basis but should be supported by appropriate policy adjustments.

For instance, they argued that debt forgiveness should not be counted as ODA.

58. It was argued that rules in this regard must be understandable by the general public, and that the wording of the Martens clause might need to be illustrated and clarified by wording along the lines of the Turku Declaration.

It might be Johnny. It might not.

What is being argued rather is that past success stories cannot be fully replicated.

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Somebody we see every day. Might be me. Might be you.

It might be political or it might be a sensational scandal.

Of course, it might be argued that if Greece gets away with an involuntary restructuring, others would be tempted to try it as well. Financial markets, worried about this, would immediately raise interest rates on other at risk eurozone countries, large and small.

Thus, thinkers such as Mencius, Confucius s leading intellectual heir, argued that humane authorities should punish immoral rulers in other states who tyrannize their people. Rulers who rely mostly on military or economic might divorced from morality, he argued, cannot achieve long term success on the international stage.

She might be leaving, and she might not.

For example, it is sometimes argued that while devaluation might serve other purposes, it is not necessarily a good policy instrument for promoting industrial expansion in developing countries.

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I thought it might be... might be the one thing you couldn't forgive.

I suppose it is entirely possible that Jayalalithaa has attained political successes that might have eluded a mere Jayalalitha. But on what possible basis can it be argued that the addition of a superfluous vowel made all the difference?

There might be logistical problems, or upcoming elections or other reasons might be invoked.

Very logical. He argued me down.

Mr. Lavalle (Guatemala) argued that draft paragraph 1 (b) might not be superfluous if it were interpreted as referring to circumstances in which the rules of private international law differed from the rules applicable by Contracting States under draft article 1.

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You might be right.

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