Examples of using May be less in English and their translations into Polish
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The mesh size shall be equal to at least twice that of the codend and in no case may be less than 80 millimetres.
Pedea may be less effective in very premature babies less than 27 weeks of gestational age.
List of quality liqueur wines psr whose total alcoholic strength by volume may be less than 17,5% vol.
After the first application the result may be less visible therefore you do not have to worry that you will change the shade of gray hair drastically.
Notwithstanding paragraph 8, the mesh size of one of these strengthening bags may be less than 80 millimetres but not less than 35 millimetres.
the financial contribution from the Community may be less than 50.
The optimum size of a water source- is 3% of the total land area, but may be less, proceed from the budget,
the minimum size may be less than a millimeter, and the maximum- up to several centimeters.
the total cost of a measure may be less than EUR 5 million.
List of quality liqueur wines psr whose natural alcoholic strength by volume may be less than 12% vol.
small amounts of the final cost of production by hand excavation may be less than renting an excavator
It may be less irritating for some people,
which price may be less, said the representative of the operator.
Alternative dispute resolution schemes may be less suitable for high value claims,
However, your experience may be less functional and you may need to re-enter your preferences each time you visit.
Some areas may be less prominent in the cooperation because they are covered by EU sector-specific legislation
Polish scientists are investigating whether heating tobacco instead of burning it- as in traditional cigarettes- may be less harmful to humans.
The other witches may be less inclined to accept the death of a sister than of a brother-in-law,
This is clear enough in English but may be less clear in other languages.
A finding based on facts available may be less advantageous to the party concerned,