Examples of using Changes that may in English and their translations into Russian
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our specialists can assess their health and possible changes that may occur as a result of constantly wearing contact lenses.
He reports regularly to the management officer on the progress of the project and on any problems or changes that may be needed to the"work in progress"
The outer boundary of the Sarajevo District shall be as indicated on the Map below, subject to any changes that may be made in accordance with paragraph A.1 of Part 2 of the present Appendix.
approval any substantive design changes that may be required;
The outer boundary of the Mostar City Opstina shall be as indicated on the Map below, subject to any changes that may be made in accordance with paragraph 1 of Part 2 of the present Appendix.
counsellors from the Directorate of Labour, and also to inform the Directorate of all changes that may occur affecting their suitability for work,
policies and regulations to identify changes that may be needed to advance implementation of the Strategic Approach objectives,
the financial crisis will persist, notwithstanding any changes that may be made in the scales of assessment.
take advantage of, any positive changes that may be realized in the region over the next several years.
centralized reviews, the expert review teams will identify any changes that may have occurred in these procedures
In addition, these companies are critical in driving innovation because existing organizations are reluctant to adopt radical changes that may negate the value of their existing assets
Other changes that may relate to censorship issues, are pentagrams turned into stars(or,
Subject to changes that may be made by the General Committee in the light of paragraphs 55 to 72 above,
propose possible solutions, along with any changes that may be appropriate for certain projects including suspension, if necessary.
complementary investments and organizational changes that may be harder for SMEs in developing countries to undertake.
towards basic social and political changes that may lead to a less unequal society.
continuously updated, changes that may eventually cause irrevocable loss of productivity,
continuously updated, changes that may eventually cause a disaster, such as deteriorating water
from minor changes that may be accomplished very easily
there are short- and medium-term changes that may negatively impact individuals