Examples of using May render in English and their translations into Arabic
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This may render the revised enhanced result-based management platform ineffective or non-functional.
(b) economies of scale factors may render investments unprofitable for SMEs;
A mere reduction in tariffs may render liberalization meaningless in such a scenario.
The form in which assistance is provided may render people more vulnerable to attack.
There was no provision for granting nationality to abandoned children, which may render them stateless.
It is further concerned that competition among the working groups and networks may render coordination ineffective.
User acknowledges that from time to time technical difficulties may render the Service or the Website inoperable.
For example, urbanization of internally displaced persons during the displacement phase may render rural returns less viable.
Low population densities may render average cost pricing for such services prohibitively expensive for typically poor rural dwellers.
These may render the prosecution of competition law violations more difficult and decrease the number of successful cases.
Open-source drivers are known to have problems with 3D rendering, and may render many things incorrectly or slowly.
According to the Tribunal, discrimination is one of the factors that may render an expulsion unlawful under international law.
Furthermore, even before sea-level rise actually submerges an island, its impacts may render it uninhabitable, requiring permanent resettlement.
The latter may render support on specific issues and in accordance with the priorities established by the intergovernmental process.
The Act also specifies that no person" within the Republic or elsewhere" may render such foreign military assistance.
Furthermore, the busy travel schedules of the Special Representative and the Deputy Special Representatives may render this arrangement difficult.
They seriously hamper efforts to resolve the conflict and may render the prospect of a two-State solution physically impossible to implement.
Such appeals- which are of a purely humanitarian nature- in no way prejudge any Opinion the Working Group may render.
The absence of regular reviews may render such policies redundant in the face of a rapidly changing technological environment and emerging threats.
If adequate and reliable, diplomatic assurances may render a transfer lawful in the context of the death penalty(E/2010/10, para. 9).