Examples of using May be based in English and their translations into Arabic
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This may be based on discussions with vendors, benchmarkers or outside expert consultants.
Such organizations may be based on direct civic legitimacy, but this is not true in every case.
Our findings indicate that this may be based on individual and not strategic(organizational) considerations.
Initial submissions may be based on existing sources of information such as national communications and national plans and strategies.
The utility weights may be based on individuals ' preferences for avoiding specific illnesses,
Inter-State mutual legal assistance may be based on multilateral treaties
She therefore suggested softening the assertion by changing" is based on" to" may be based on".
At one level, the reason for the attacks may be based on motives associated with each victim individually.
Placements are for 3-6 months and are located mainly in Auckland but some may be based in other cities.
Such a decision may be based on a serious threat to public policy
The work in the Commission and working groups may be based on the preliminary drafts prepared by the Secretariat.
For groups, they may be based on joint objectives,
Specifications may be based on the viscosity of the product and space requirements in the facility, all of which NPACK can meet.
Some were concerned that unwillingness to engage in mutual recognition agreements may be based on a deliberate will to protect market shares.
Interpretation into the other working languages by interpreters of the Secretariat may be based on the interpretation given in the first working language.
Interpretation into the other such languages by interpreters of the secretariat may be based on the interpretation given in the first such language.
This association may be based on inference, love,
Interpretation into the other such languages by interpreters of the secretariat may be based on the interpretation given in the first such language.
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Suspicious may be based on the following grounds.