Examples of using May rely in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
This means that individuals may rely on a decision only against the EU country to which it is addressed(and not against another individual).
This is also contrary to Regulation 1408/71 which provides that for temporary stays a pensioner may rely on form 111.
A Member State may rely upon an AFS-Statement of Compliance,
Member States may rely on self-regulatory dispute settlements to enhance the level of consumer protection
Whereas Member States may rely upon Article 36 of the Treaty to exclude certain classes of equipment from this Directive;
Consent: We may rely on your consent to use your data for certain direct marketing purposes.
You may rely on a good report from me. And, when you're ready for work again.
We may rely on third-party service providers to perform a variety of business operations on our behalf.
We may rely on your consent to use your data for certain direct marketing purposes.
Service Providers: We may rely on third party providers to support
Privacy Shield, in which case we may rely on one of those mechanisms to safeguard the transfer.
Under the same conditions, a group of economic operators as referred to in Article 11 may rely on the capacity of participants in the group
Under the same conditions, a group of economic operators as referred to in Article 5 may rely on the abilities of participants in the group
but some students may rely too much on the thoughts of others when drafting a response.
Please do not submit any personal details if you are under nineteen years of age- you may rely on your parent or guardian to assist you.
it can be detrimental to the local economy that may rely on income from tourists.
Taxable persons may rely on the confirmation obtained under paragraph 1 in their dealings with the administrations
Member States shall ensure that where parties wishing to conclude an agreement for the purpose of making available audiovisual works on video-on-demand platforms face difficulties relating to the licensing of rights, they may rely on the assistance of an impartial body with relevant experience.
Therefore, the fact that the consumer may rely on the protection of legislative provisions on unfair terms only if he brings court proceedings cannot in itself be regarded as contrary to the principle of effectiveness.
These agreements shall also reflect the extent to which the Commission may rely on the systems and the procedures of the persons