Examples of using Statement may in English and their translations into French
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Colloquial
This statement may lead us to conclude that the CAS considers the McLaren report evidence credible in anti-doping rule violation cases,
omission or false statement may nullify the guarantees in your policies,
Such a statement may be either a new statement of a new witness,
No statements or false statement may be made,
including on release decisions or on whether to accept plea bargains, so that their statement may effectively impact on decisions.
information derived as a result of that statement may be used as evidence at a subsequent criminal trial.
This statement may provide a clearer picture of the plans of the federal government in the longer term, unless of course the government
This statement may seem disappointing in the light of contemporary exuberance that portends a decisive threshold that would be as important as the industrial revolution for orthodox thinking.
In a historical perspective, this statement may come as a surprise, above all in the view of precouncil Social Teaching which, up to the first half of the 20th century,
This statement may be unambiguous when there are clear distinctions between researchers
This statement may seem exaggerated
The statement may appear obvious,
This statement may seem obvious-
therefore the Payment Due Date on your statement may not always be the same.
Consultation Task Group As the Task Group met, a strong feeling emerged that the production of the Statement may represent a‘Kairos moment' for the churches,
South Africa recognizes that the negative picture that has been sketched in the earlier parts of this statement may be cause for becoming disheartened and for being tempted to walk away, so as
This statement may appear to be contradictory from the point of view of prevailing economic theory;
such amendments(see paragraph 9.004) has not expired at the time when the demand is filed, the statement may, if the applicant so chooses,
race and nationality; the statement may stand unchallenged."-Alma
Readers are cautioned that such statements may not be appropriate for other purposes.