Примери за използване на Certain instances на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Fraud detection: In certain instances, and as permitted by applicable law,
In certain instances- in conversational UIs for example- input methods may change from keyboard to voice.
Fraud detection: In certain instances, and as permitted by applicable law,
Our own bodies don't work as they used to, and in certain instances, the chronic disease becomes more likely.
outright object to the processing in certain instances.
(27 a) Breaches of the provisions of this Regulation will in certain instances require a rapid
store a recording of your voice and likeness in certain instances and with your consent.
To ensure sufficient data security when transmitting forms, in certain instances we use the reCAPTCHA service provided by Google Inc.
I would also remark that public international law allows States to exercise jurisdiction extraterritorially in certain instances.
then explain that in certain instances He would destroy men?
Regrets that in certain instances, bilateral investigative and judicial cooperation on cases of detention, violence
led the donor community to systematically review their cooperation portfolios and, in certain instances, reorient or suspend cooperation activities until conditions improved.
although employment law does allow flexibility in certain instances up to a limit of 60 hours per week(12 hours per day).
so in certain instances, some flexibility in the definition was applied where this was justified by national circumstances.
However, there are certain instances when this is unavoidable.
Additional rights that may apply to You in certain instances.
In certain instances, the patient may no longer need glasses.
In certain instances they also vary according to the country of destination.
There's been certain instances in which probably these innovations have been.
Therefore, for a hedge in this area you need to select certain instances.