Examples of using May indeed in English and their translations into Russian
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as it stands today PCT planning and implementation may indeed be its most common purpose.
TB disease may indeed be a reason to transfer a prisoner to a better setting, so there could
Nonetheless, some projects may indeed rely on JI for their future operation or implementation if they are not yet completed.
However, alongside the points of concern that I have underscored, and which may indeed prove difficult to resolve,
which are in essence mandatory) may indeed raise serious issues under the Covenant.
the Book of Mark indicates that the advance of the gospel may indeed precede and foretell the apocalypse.
understanding between communities may indeed be very effective in the context of sports events.
My delegation believes that heavy debt burdens may indeed impair countries' ability to secure the benefits of economic growth.
What this means is that Apple may indeed release a second-generation iPhone 5s with a new A9 processor,
Education may indeed make a decisive contribution to the assimilation of values based on human rights
Capacity-building may indeed take place
Criminal proceedings relating to terrorism may indeed require that some information provided to the parties on a confidential basis be protected.
The procedure under article 140, paragraph 1, of the Federal Constitution may indeed take two to three years,
Numerous data points indicate that the local labour market may indeed have the skills required to fill anticipated vacancies in the immediate
While security may indeed have been a consideration,
They may indeed be a means-
The two factors may indeed be interlinked because new mandates are likely to lead to new work projects.
We may indeed find that the transcripts of those teachers
A sickly child's health may indeed improve after baptism has taken place,
And a bright period may indeed start at the end of the age,