Examples of using Cases may in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Use in these cases may result in contamination of the mesh,
The preferable solution in those cases may be to make the use of local remedies optional instead of obligatory,
civil cases may be heard in Magistrates' courts,
Cases may be transferred if they involve criminal offences that carry up to ten years' imprisonment
And the call of special services in some cases may be an undesirable way to destroy bedbugs- not always such services give a guarantee for their results at high cost of work.
Isolated regions of particular importance for the control of the major sea-lanes were covered by separate officials with the title of archon, who in some cases may have commanded detachments of the Imperial Fleet.
External culture in separate cases may not be connected with internal culture
Accordingly, while such cases may be formally classified as a favourable outcome for the Secretary-General on appeal,
occupation though the ascription of occupational role in these cases may also be seen as consequential upon descent.
Door-to-door shuttle service is normally effected utilising minibuses from 8 up to 20 seats, but in certain cases may also be made with buses 50 seats.
the Court of Cassation is legally bound by the jurisprudence of military courts, even though the cases may be similar.
In exceptional cases may be conducted awarding diplomas students have demonstrated exceptional achievements during the summer holidays.
verifying property ownership in these cases may be tedious,
the Prosecutor is continuously reviewing his files to determine which cases may be suitable for referral to national jurisdictions for trial.
In addition to anti-trust law, such cases may also be addressed under unfair competition or"abuse of dominant position" rules.
We also use analytical tools which in some cases may see your personal data such as IP addresses.
smooth surface which in some cases may be covered with scales.
Since these cases may represent between one third and one half of all travel undertaken,
Other: other variables which in some cases may provide a reasonable proxy to output measures on a short-term basis, e.g. employment.
Although such cases may not be common,