Examples of using May be attributable in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some difficulties in detecting illicit activities involving explosives may be attributable to the fact that they constitute dual-use material.
trade figures may be attributable to inter-market transfers of product and stockpiling.
The increased recourse to nontariff measures may be attributable to limited tariff flexibilities
This disparity may be attributable to the fact that girls are often forced into domestic service and early marriage.
The relatively few cases elsewhere may be attributable to a lack of awareness that complaint is possibleof being able to complain.
It is generaly recognised that‘foxing' may be attributable to mould reacting with trace elements in paper.
Nearly 5,000 breast cancer deaths a year may be attributable to just light drinking up….
As many as 37% of human breast cancer cases may be attributable to exposure to….
As many as 37 percent of human breast cancer cases may be attributable to exposure….
This lack of precision and consistency may be attributable to a number of methodological limitations.
This may be attributable to the fact that, since ethnic identity was not exploited aggressively during the campaign,
This may be attributable to the logic of market- which gives to those who have
Disproportionately high rates of morbidity and death may be attributable to, inter alia, late arrival at health facilities
The less pronounced increase in proved reserves may be attributable to the technological challenges involved in exploiting non-conventional sites such as deep sea fields
An occlusion may be attributable to adhesions(scar tissue)
their wrongful acts or omissions may be attributable to that State.
This may be attributable to the improved controls applied by some African countries over imports of those precursor chemicals
This may be attributable to the fact that the Penal Code entered into force in June 2009,
of assets reports(for example, MIPONUH and UNPREDEP), a number of"unaccounted for" items may be attributable to lack of proper inventory control.
This sectoral pattern may be attributable to the fact that agricultural products are sensitive products in these countries,