Examples of using May be based in English and their translations into Chinese
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Some investigative capacity may be based in neighbouring countries and will be provided with appropriate operational resources.
This operation may be based on 15 years of successful experience!
This homily may be based upon some other text of the Mass, taking account of the feast or mystery which is being celebrated.
Closer future collaboration may be based on negotiated cooperation agreements between the Bank and the United Nations entities.
For others, the fear may be based in the sights and sounds in a dentist's office.
In rape cases no specific number of witnesses is required for proof of fact and findings may be based on the testimony of a single witness.
Researchers said they found evidence suggesting that the group may be based in North Korea.
Asylum claims made by women may be based on any of the grounds in the 1951 Convention, but they may also be based on gender-related forms of persecution.
It is purely a question of judgement, which may be based on legal reasons, but which may also, and quite legitimately, be related to political concerns.
On the other hand, the superscription may be based on the hints contained in the book itself, and indeed G. Hoffmann in Stade's"Zeitschrift," iii.
Some data since 1997 indicate that another ongoing Chinese space plane program may be based on the aborted French Hermes space plane of the early 1980s.
Such requests may be based on a bilateral mutual legal assistance treaty, multilateral convention, or reciprocity, particularly in the case of a letter rogatory or letter of request.
Challenges to the admissibility of a case, at the commencement of a trial, or subsequently with the leave of the Court, may be based only on article 17, paragraph 1(c).
This decision, in turn, might be based on preexisting biological research about face identification and past practices which themselves may contain bias.
The elements might be based upon the seven mercury priorities that the Governing Council identified in Decision 24/3, paragraph 19.
He went on to propose that many of life's characteristics might be based on a novel physical principle.
The latter, in turn, presented significant variations, since collective acts might be based on a single instrument, while joint acts would be formulated through separate acts but of similar purport.
It may be based on science.
That may be based on science.