Examples of using Changes may in English and their translations into Russian
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actual changes may not happen any time soon,
The reaction to these changes may consist of headaches,
Details on these changes may be found in the GEF Council document entitled"System for a Transparent Allocation of Resources(STAR): Options and Scenarios.
and additional changes may be made by the plenum through reservations filed by Knesset members.
The scope of monitored changes may be expanded following an update of databases and application software modules.
complex games as single changes may lead to catastrophic consequences.
It is certainly possible that these changes may have hurt her case with regard to her property rights,
The objective is to define what environmental changes may result from the proposed activities
The External Audit is of the view that critical changes may pass through development and test phases before deployment into production environment.
At the meso level, targeted policies and institutional changes may strengthen the competitiveness of the agricultural sector in a country.
For persons, changes may be recorded in such details as marital status,
The changes may be known,
Consider what changes may be required in the existing machinery for the international control of narcotic drugs and submit proposals thereon to the Council;
PLEASE NOTE that the data are“Open Data” changes may be made and the most recent activity I can not enter.
These changes may turn cities into a driving force of new ideas
of gender-sensitive policies and measures to counteract negative effects, these changes may have a negative effect on women's enjoyment of their human rights
the financial implications of these proposed changes may be much greater than $427,100.
Furthermore, modest average changes may hide more important changes among certain subpopulations:
we consider that substantial changes may be in store in the light of privatization policies
Such an approach enables the company to claim increased credit for introducing change, yet such changes may actually erode longer-term and more sustainable indigenous food security