Examples of using Problems may in English and their translations into Polish
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In the case of surgical mesh claims, problems may not become evident for months or even years afterwards.
Whatever your problems may be, in the Bible we read about a man who had once gotten into deep trouble.
Problems may result from Russian actions aimed at limiting this cooperation
The diagnosis of appendicitis also can be difficult because other inflammatory problems may mimic appendicitis.
the gut or haemorrhoids, since these problems may lead to increased risk of e.g. bleeding from the intestines.
Anyone who has ever booked flights on the Internet- and many of us do so- knows that problems may arise not just in relation to price transparency
Political, economic and technical problems may arise from excessive dependence on a limited number of energy sources such as oil
The problems may be due to a lack of staff
Instead, people should open their minds to realize that the problems may be resolved in many possible ways,
Problems may occur with lubricants and other products which have additives like antioxidants, mercaptans, ketones or metal oxides which react with iodine
While the beneficiary's claims against the trustee should generally be recognised and enforced, problems may arise in the event of claims by the beneficiary against third parties with whom the beneficiary has no legal relationship.
benets can be achieved through working in partnership or because problems may be too complex to be solved by working independently.
it is nonetheless apparent that some problems may involve the competence of several Committees;
Whereas safety problems may arise and, in such case, Member States must take all appropriate measures as a matter of urgency;
which because of the implementation of this Directive would experience substantial problems may derogate from Articles 4,
CONSIDERING that when new synthetic drugs are not brought within the scope of criminal law in all Member States, problems may arise in the international cooperation between the judicial authorities
These problems may consist of difficulties in obtaining relief for double taxation because of the limited scope
So his problem, may be our solution.
This problem may be solved in a variety of ways.
Practical problems might also arise in the application of transitional provisions.