Examples of using May exist in English and their translations into Hungarian
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have concerns that encroachments may exist, they order full surveys.
This we crown with the bold assumption that concave singularities may exist in the inside of some a nucleon,
thought to be massospondylus, saying more species may exist than previously thought.
as well as any opportunities and threats that may exist in a specific business situation.
It is clear that such ties may exist without the family member of the Union citizen having resided in the same State as that citizen or having been a
Certification of Seafarers Convention(STCW) of the International Maritime Organisation(IMO), without prejudice to any higher standards which may exist in the EU.
to have a level playing field internationally, without prejudice to any higher standards which may exist in the EU.
Whereas market failures may exist in general and aid measures may be,
be aware that a vision problem still may exist.
One of the most common indications that an infertility issue may exist is the lack of a pregnancy when a couple has been practicing unprotected sex for over a year without the use of any kind of birth control method.
Irrespective of the responsibilities that may exist in some Member States
For any skill area in which formal licenses or certifications may exist, assessments do not act as a substitute for such license
in accordance with Article 307 of the EC Treaty, to eliminate all incompatibilities which may exist in the various pre-accession bilateral investment treaties they have concluded with a number of non-EU countries.
rims are exclusively for use on vehicles which are registered in Germany and that there may exist different regulations for other countries.
reducing actual instances of inequality affecting people with disabilities, which may exist in their social lives
the earlier marks in a series, which could give rise to confusion as to the commercial origin of the goods identified by the conflicting signs, may exist even where the comparison between the trade mark applied for
failure to do so such a risk of tipping or falling may exist.
of rights in rem which may exist under the national law of the Member States, which is, in principle, governed by the lex rei sitae,
specialist capable of observing in detail the minimal differences that may exist between the designs in conflict.
Issues relating to the nature of rights in rem that may exist under the national law of Member States, and those linked to the disclosure of such rights, should also be excluded from