Examples of using Procedures may in English and their translations into Swedish
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Such procedures may assist consumers
A skin biopsy, blood tests, or other procedures may be needed to diagnose other disorders that cause hair loss.
secondary procedures may be necessary down the road if breast development continues.
However, the evaluation also suggested that there may be certain areas where the costs of running regulated procedures may be disproportionate to the benefits.
computed tomography and MRI- all these procedures may be needed to understand what caused seizures.
These mechanisms and procedures may take into account the integrity of the system concerned as well as security of supply.
These procedures may prevent or delay transmission of information to the Member States where it is needed.
although the objectives and procedures may differ significantly from one country to another.
Also, since the grant element is attached to a loan, regular banking credit procedures may benefit project management
Furthermore, Article 7(9) states that simplified procedures may be introduced by simple bilateral administrative agreement.
Application of those measures and procedures may not have the effect of impeding capital movements carried out in accordance with Community law.
Please note that these procedures may change and that the descriptions below will not necessarily be updated to reflect these changes.
Teeth whitening procedures may grant lasting results,
Procedures may provide that overriding adverse consequences for the interests concerned, including the public interest, may be taken into account in deciding whether such measures should be applied; and.
Most of the dental bridge procedures may be covered by the insurance company, but the cost of the bridge and the crowns may not be covered.
Scott Simon, who told this story on NPR, said,"Rules and procedures may be dumb, but they spare you from thinking.
The work on the 2007 budget confirms the old adage that, while procedures may be repeated, there is no such thing as a routine budget.
the list of destinations for which simplified procedures may be applied.
The detailed arrangements for implementing these rules and procedures may be adapted as appropriate,
The procedures may be different in every Member State
