Examples of using May create in English and their translations into Slovak
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having the rest of the world own more and more of the United Stated May create real political instability down the line.
often conflicting standards which, as such, may create technical impediments to a national market.
These extra hormones in your body may create a change in your regular hair cycles.
This may create significant cardiovascular health deterioration,
often conflicting standards which, as such, may create technical impediments to a national market.
some of the formulation may create adverse negative effects such as uneasyness,
The property crisis may create serious complications in several EU Member States,
For example, endometriosis is a common condition that may create sporadic, sharp pain in the pelvic area that may radiate to the lower right back.
At some point this may create a discharge that interferes with instruments
This may create a hypotensive state
It is necessary to delete provisions in the text of the implementing rules which are unnecessary and may create confusion.
The EESC maintains that the tackling of air emissions may create unintended consequences
diverging requirements that may create security risks
(RO) The report may create the impression that we are talking about the absence of women in industry.
Nonetheless, even the most exclusive drug may create serious complications
The provision of a benchmark shall be operationally separated from any part of Sociedad de Bolsas' business that may create an actual or potential conflict of interest.
For example, extending overly strict emissions targets to all the coastal regions in Europe may create distortions of competition.
The requirement to provide explanatory documents may create an additional administrative burden on those Member States which do not work on this basis in any case.
The provision of a benchmark shall be operationally separated from any part of an administrator's business that may create an actual or potential conflict of interest.
For instance, your wait staff may create a weakness for your restaurant,