Примеры использования May hear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If you listen with your heart you may hear" I can show you a world within that only you
The Board may hear project leaders at its annual session,
It may hear witnesses and appoint experts to form an opinion on certain doubtful cases which are submitted for its consideration.
NOTE: The first time the tool is run after changing the direction of rotation, you may hear a click on start up.
It may hear witnesses and appoint experts to give an opinion on certain doubtful cases submitted for its consideration.
Client compliance is subject to review by an ombudsman, who may hear complaints from anyone adversely affected by the social
The Commission may hear the statements of any person if it considers that the person has something to say that is important
However, in practice, he may hear cases filed by women in which a decision cannot be delayed until the dispute is submitted before the Shariah court.
everything seems to indicate that we may hear yet again the repetition of widely known arguments and positions, which will not lead us to results.
You may hear some sirens and stuff during the night,
Someone struggling with deafness may hear nothing at all, or may only be able to hear some sounds.
auditory signals indicating the viaBOX unit condition, which the driver May hear when driving through a gantry.
but now we may hear different prediction.
So we can assure you that regardless of what you may hear or read in the Press,
The SPT may hear any person whom it considers to be in a position to assist it in the performance of its functions under the Optional Protocol.
Yet Count Claudio may hear, for what I would speak of concerns him. What's the matter?
The delegation may hear for information purposes a person who is not qualified to be heard as a witness or expert.
In order that the Assembly may hear all the speakers during the one-day commemoration, delegations are requested
In addition, the meeting may hear from a panel of experts to inform the discussion.
prison ministers who may hear complaints from the prisoners especially those undergoing punishments.