Examples of using May continue in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Parnia“suggests consciousness and the mind may continue to exist after the brain has ceased to function
It is shocking that this practice may continue six years later, and it appears to contradict Facebook's testimony
the treatment with the other medicinal products may continue as scheduled.
Construction usually takes four or five days and may continue through incubation.
If well tolerated, treatment may continue until disease progression(see sections 4.8 and 5.1).
The rise in prices since January last year is also due to the significant rise in wage levels in Hungary, which may continue this year, albeit to a lesser extent than in recent years.
good's exchange may continue- of course along with taking strict precautions.
The application of the above procedures may continue for the duration of the inspection,
the proceeding may continue.
with applicable laws and regulations so the Seller's work may continue safely.
Securities transactions denominated in foreign currency may continue to be recorded according to the cash/ settlement approach.
Others may continue working in higher education
Since some patients receiving Combivir may continue to experience opportunistic infections, concomitant use of
Negotiations may continue only with full adherence to the principles
After discontinuation, the effect of prolonged-release exenatide may continue as plasma levels of exenatide decline over 10 weeks.
the wheel of cause and effect may continue to turn, but the soul has become the Liberated Life.
Storage may continue beyond this point where provided for by European
If you don't have breakfast then this'fast' may continue for several hours longer," says Cassandra Barns,
you don't trim them, they may continue to split further up your hair, causing breakage.
The stoning may continue for hours until the guilty person is dead of inflicted injuries.