It has been alleged that the trial might be linked to his work as a human rights defender.

You might do worse than to have your name linked with mine.

It might request the Secretariat to prepare a commentary on the overall role of traditional and local technology and how it might be linked to modern technology, where appropriate.

The allegations indicate that the threats might be linked to his professional activities, which included representation of victims of human rights violations.

These issues seem to be inextricably linked.

The first category concerns cases in which the deprivation of freedom is arbitrary, as it manifestly cannot be linked to any legal basis which might justify it.

Might be, Mr. Dunson. Might be.

Today, the attention paid by people to tumors is increasing rapidly, which in a large part might be linked to cancer incidence at a high level in recent years.

She also pointed out that occasionally it might prove difficult to finalize the text of an article without consideration of other closely linked articles which should then be considered together.

The Penal Code established penalties for other actions that might be linked to this activity, and which could constitute acts preparatory to the sale of children or facilitating such sale.

That could be linked to automatic imposition of targeted sanctions.

These cantons will be linked by special roads or tunnels.

It has been reported that those acts of intimidation might be linked to his work as the lawyer of persons who are detained for political reasons, including members of a guerrilla group.

Those data will then be linked to the overall Asian comparison.

Similar discussions, linked to the regional consultations, will also be convened.

Poverty reduction strategies (PRSPs) should be linked to the trade agenda.

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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.

The plans must be voluntary and not linked automatically to other measures.

Furthermore, terrorism should not be linked to any particular religion or culture.

Thus, national ICT strategies need to be linked explicitly to development priorities.

These specialized institutions may also be linked to research programmes of universities.

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She might be leaving, and she might not.

It was alleged that his assassination might be linked to his work as a lawyer and his investigations concerning the participation of members of the civilian police of Rio Grande do Norte in death squads.

At a business level, you might look at the well being of your employees, which we know is really linked to creativity, which is linked to innovation, and we're going to need a lot of innovation to deal with those environmental issues.

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

The work could be linked to the implementation and use of the CPC.

All of these elements can be tightly linked to a Poverty Reduction Strategy.

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This is an urgent issue that should not be linked to other issues.

This measure will be linked stepwise to the gradual closure of the camps.

UEFA is on the lookout for clubs who might try to outwit its financial regulators by inflating their income through companies linked to a club's owners.

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A question in that regard was whether a request for provisional measures should be linked to an application for recognition, or whether, as subparagraph (a) implied, such a request might be allowed under the Model Provisions even prior to an application for recognition.