Примеры использования Differences may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Temporary differences may be either.
Belts of different"types" are belts differing substantially from one another; the differences may relate in particular to.
These differences may reflect differences in local conditions.
From the perspective of international cooperation, such differences may have an impact upon findings of dual criminality between countries.
Similar differences may exist with the Russian language version of the Conventions.
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However, differences may result from deviating depreciation profiles.
Belt typeU Belts of different"types" are belts differing substantially from one another; the differences may relate in particular to.
The differences may seem insurmountable at times, but is there room for flexibility in the approach?
Different procedures are prescribed for deportation and extradition, and those differences may be material in specific cases, particularly where the legality of the expulsion is challenged.
Differences may also be detected in the average age of the girls on whom the practice is carried out.
In addition, agreements had quite different structures andclauses for the same issues, and these differences may in turn lead to different legal interpretations.
The differences may be related to different stages in the development of relationships with user groups.
Although he distrusts the Iga; Hyouma understands that despite whatever differences may exist between people, they are still humans who live, feel, and die the same way.
Major differences may exist in particular with regard to consumer goods or services.
Deferred tax assets are recognized when there are taxable temporary differences orwhen it is very likely that deductible temporary differences may reduce taxable profit in the future.
These differences may be formed as a result of discrepancies between the supply and demand of labour Russell 1995.
When such changes or differences alter the conditions for which the licence was issued, it shall be cancelled andthe statement made about the changes or differences may be considered as a new application for a licence.
Gender-specific differences may also become evident during the course of an illness or while taking medication.
No matter how diligent and disciplined the approach to preparing future financial information, the actual results are likely to be different from the budget results because events andcircumstances frequently do not occur as expected, and the differences may be material.
These differences may lead to some conflicts over spelling differences(e.g. colour versus color) or points of view.
Disabled, ethnic, refugee and indigenous women and girls and those with language orsignificant cultural differences may face significant barriers to learning and suffer disproportionately, and their dropout rates are high.
Those differences may create difficulties in the enforcement of claims arising from international sales transactions.
There is also growing evidence that sex and gender differences may be important in a range of infectious and parasitic diseases, including tuberculosis and malaria.
Differences may also arise owing to divergent interpretations or lack of clarity in the Standards as they relate to the business of international organizations.
The majority of regional differences may be identified between counties, or perhaps even more between small regions, or settlements.
Other differences may not be high priorities for standards level action, because they can be addressed in other ways.
The Scientific Committee advised that such differences may arise due to factors such as differential survival rates of tagged fish, vesselor region-specific factors, and variations in tagging rates, tag-detection rates and reporting.
Differences may also arise from divergent interpretations or lack of clarity in the standards as they relate to the business of international not-for-profit organizations.
Cultural and linguistic differences may magnify the vulnerability of migrant workers in receiving States, especially in the absence of family or social support networks.