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  1. might  noun
    1.  neart masculine noun, 1st declension
english
placing himself as a member under a pecuniary obligation to any person in a manner that might affect his ability to discharge his duty as a member
irish
é a chur sa riocht go bhfuil sé mar chomhalta faoi chomaoin ó thaobh airgid ag aon duine i slí a d'fhéadfadh difear a dhéanamh dá chumas a dhualgas mar chomhalta a urscaoileadh
english
the jury might reasonably be satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the accused person is guilty
irish
bheadh an giúiré sásta le réasún thar amhras réasúnach go bhfuil an duine cúisithe ciontach
english
reduced to a sum not sufficient to meet the demands upon them so as to afford a complete indemnity to suitors for any loss which they might sustain
irish
laghdaithe go dtí suim nach leor chun freastal d'éilimh orthu chun lán-slánaíocht a sholáthar d'agróirí in aon chaillteanas a bhainfeadh dóibh
english
any capital allowance which might have been carried forward and made as a deduction
irish
aon liúntas caipitiúil a d'fhéadfaí a thabhairt anonn agus a thabhairt mar asbhaint
english
the emission of any noise or vibration from any structure comprised in the development which might give reasonable cause for annoyance to persons in that neighbourhood
irish
aon torann nó tonnchrith amach as aon déanmhas a bheidh ar áireamh san fhorbairt a thabharfaidh cúis réasúnach bearráin do dhaoine i gcomharsanacht na forbartha
english
all the information which a prudent prospective purchaser of the asset might reasonably require
irish
an fhaisnéis go léir a bheadh ag teastáil ó dhuine stuama a mbeadh beartaithe aige an tsócmhainn a cheannach
english
he might have avoided those consequences but for the previous want of care on his part
irish
go bhféadfadh sé na hiarmairtí sin a sheachaint mura mbeadh easpa cúraim dá chuid roimh ré
english
it may, notwithstanding that it is of the opinion that a point raised in an appeal might be decided in favour of the appellant dismiss the appeal
irish
féadfaidh sí d'ainneoin gurb é a tuairim go bhféadfaí pointe a tógadh in achomharc a bhreithniú i bhfabhar an achomharcóra an t-achomharc a dhíbhe
english
exemption from all direct taxes to which Joint Undertakings might be liable
irish
saoirseacht ó gach dleacht dhíreach a bheadh inchurtha ar Ghnóthais Chomhpháirteacha
english
the profits which it might be expected to make if it were a distinct and separate enterprise
irish
na brabúis a d'fhéadfadh fabhrú chuici dá mba ghnóthas sainiúil í
english
to endeavour to seek appropriate solutions to difficulties that might arise
irish
dícheall a dhéanamh réitigh iomchuí a lorg ar dheacrachtaí a thiocfadh chun cinn
english
it shall be exercised as nearly as possible in the same manner as it might have been exercised by the existing court
irish
oibreofar í chomh dlúth agus is féidir leis an modh ina bhféadfaí í a oibriú ag an gcúirt do láthair
english
the price which that property might reasonably be expected to fetch if sold on the open market
irish
an praghas a mbeadh súil réasúnach a rachadh an mhaoin sin dá ndíolfaí í ar an margadh oscailte
english
a refusal as might be the ground of the punishment of an agent of the company whose affairs are investigated
irish
diúltú a bheadh ina fhoras chun pionós a ghearradh ar ghníomhaire don chuideachta a mbeidh a chúrsaí á bhfiosrú
english
the like consequences shall ensue as might have been taken
irish
tarlóidh na hiarmairtí céanna ab fhéidir a thionscnamh
english
... which might lead to decisions by the Council of those Communities
irish
... ar dóigh cinntí ó Chomhairle na gComhphobal sin do theacht as
english
... which might lead to decisions...
irish
... ar dóigh cinntí ... do theacht as
english
a person who will or might become liable to tax
irish
duine a thiocfaidh nó a d'fhéadfadh teacht faoi dhliteanas cánach
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