Examples of using May perhaps in English and their translations into Russian
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We share the view that more time may perhaps be needed to allow for further elaboration of some of these ideas before an attempt is made to arrive at general agreement.
While there is an inherent risk of an arms race in outer space, it may perhaps not be correct to only refer to an arms race in outer space since warfare on the ground is increasingly connected to security in outer space.
What may perhaps be needed is to codify the manner of applying the concept through the length
to say"if you repress sex or anger they may perhaps some day blow up causing you hurt" Hope- a man trying to break out of the museum of hopelessness.
the system is the subject of such intense discussion, our national experience may perhaps be useful, as it is
use of nuclear weapons may perhaps, we hope, put an end to this period of timidity
In that case you may, perhaps, not altogether waste your time.
He may, perhaps, hold his men together long enough,
She might perhaps see it to more advantage in the daylight, sir.
The consultations might perhaps take place immediately after the session, rather than during the session itself.
They suggest our concern for the boy might perhaps tarnish the reputation of Lord Nelson.
It may, perhaps, discourage you, and others of your kidney,
The connivance of the authorities may, perhaps, be confirmed by the statement one woman made to the Commission.
the CIS in Georgia might perhaps serve as a model for resolving certain other conflicts elsewhere in the CIS.
A sense of realism might perhaps dictate that the present permanent members remain undisturbed,
as a worker at Missiles, might perhaps be described as the odd man in.
a more accurate measure might perhaps be based on the level of human development.
The Committee might perhaps wish to ask which of the policies of previous Governments were being vigorously pursued under the presidency of Captain Blaise Compaoré,
A parliamentary committee specializing in legal affairs would discuss the amendments and might perhaps invite representatives of the National Committee to participate in its discussions.
In view of the time pressure, the Council's report on its resumed session on 8 December might perhaps be taken up at the Committee's own resumed session in 1994.