Examples of using May serve in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Timestamps may serve for defense of intellectual property rights or as a proof of ownership.
The analysis of the importance of financial development and the suggestions that the report contains may serve as a point of reference for the African countries concerned.
a Rapporteur with the understanding that the Chairperson may serve concurrently as Rapporteur.
A reference was made to Economic and Social Council resolution 1983/32 which expressly provided that the alternate“may serve temporarily… if the member is unable to attend”.
While regional integration processes may serve as useful building blocks in efforts to facilitate and better regulate labour mobility, challenges persist with respect to policy design and implementation.
The report also disclosed the location of previously unknown primary and secondary mass graves, documents and other evidence that may serve as bases for further prosecutions of war crimes.
According to paragraph 1 of article 234 CPC," the public prosecutor may request that a competent public authority, a bank or other financial organization perform a control of the commercial operations of persons suspected of having committed criminal offences punishable with custodial penalties of at least four years, and to deliver to him documentation and data which may serve as evidence of a criminal offence or proceeds from crime".
He may serve my purpose!
Women may serve on juries.
You may serve them.
Cameras in Ahmedabad may serve the purpose.
He may serve my purpose.
It may serve to emphasise our authority.
Botswana may serve as a case study.
I may serve you again. Thank you.
Limitations on property that may serve as collateral.
Committee members may serve two consecutive twoyear terms.
Both Norwegians and non-Norwegians may serve on the Committee.
I may serve drinks from time to time.
