Examples of using May keep in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Official/political
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
the error may keep surfacing.
A little bit of weight from the fin, not in the form of ankle weights(which will bring you legs down too low) may keep your feet in the perfect position.
From 1 January 2002, no vessel may keep on board, or use for fishing,
the counterparty may keep the assets on its pledge account.
Based on the information used for this identification, Member States of consumption may keep their own identification systems.
Member States may keep this information for a longer period if necessary to achieve the purpose for which it was transmitted.
Member States may keep data in accordance with this Article only at their own cost,
Digital quartz clocks may keep accurate time for a week,
It is our goal to ensure that the company may keep the highest customer care quality standards in respect of online sales,
These pills may keep me alive, but they sure don't keep me awake. Well, it's worth a try.
The competent authorities of the Member States may keep statistics of such exceptional cases
the new owners may keep him on.
Swelling around your joints: When you first start using your medicine, your body may keep more water than it should.
France may keep the privilege of monetary emission in New Caledonia,
A Member State may keep in its national files the alphanumeric data which that Member State entered in the Central Repository,
who shall decide if the employee may keep the gift or if he or she should return it.
capital expenditure may keep the overall expenditures at a high level(around 50 per cent of GDP),
Until 31 December 2001, a vessel may keep on board, or use for fishing, one or more drift-nets referred
those who serve at the altar may keep a perfect chastity.
Overcome and change us that we may keep away from hatred and resentment,