Examples of using May complement in English and their translations into Spanish
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Tracking the geographic location of weapon shipments is a different type of tracing activity that may complement the Instrument.
asked to register and accept any conditions which may complement and/or modify these general conditions.
other adaptation strategies may complement the national communications.
Foreign private investment takes place mostly through transnational corporations(TNCs), and may complement ODA.
community participation in watershed management may complement policy initiatives
There are still others who have the benign hope that the three mechanisms may complement one another.
so you can access other objects that may complement the first.
advocacy techniques may complement the more academic educational background of the lawyers
the right to food may complement the protection of the right to property
radio are good for emotional appeals(‘A' like attitudes) and may complement information provided by print media(‘K' like knowledge)
the reporting cycle do not clarify the extent to which the review process may complement and indeed enrich discussions on programming discussed at the COP level.
the upcoming technological advances may complement some tasks or occupations
appreciating that such recourse may complement the work of the Security Council
including biodiversity, that may complement the aims and objectives of national forest programmes
Subcommittees at a more technical level that deal with specific issues(see the discussion of thematic working groups below) may complement the role of the field-level committee.
the large-scale approach taken in WG-EMM-13/26 may complement the more detailed data collected on a wider range of parameters at CEMP sites.
The Commission may complement the actions of Member States to enhance the competitiveness
are available from other sources may complement or enhance the capacity building objectives of Twinning.
The interval-like structure of the clave are opening up ways for the musicians to find"empty moments" in the composition of a piece they build together, which they may complement and fill individually.
the different methods may complement one another.