Примеры использования May complicate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This may complicate their mutual comparability.
Restrictions in sharing micro data may complicate the cooperation.
This may complicate the access of island banks to the continental system.
The names of objects written in English, which may complicate the search.
This may complicate the use of the pp bits for other purposes in the future.
Both technical and legal issues may complicate such data linkages.
This may complicate the picture and the classification of companies engaged in this mixture of global production arrangements.
However, the problem of food shortages among combatants may complicate this effort.
Major, superficial secondary infections may complicate ulcerated lesions so it is important to clean them.
In the case, I chose a“EMPTY ACTIVITY”,no nonsense that may complicate our life.
I note with concern that shifting schedules may complicate the process, particularly in Southern Kordofan State.
This may complicate policies to curb inflation, since higher interest rates may attract greater short-term capital flows.
The user understands that such modifications may complicate their access to this site or even make it impossible.
The lack of knowledge of these instruments and requirements by government regulators andthe regulated community alike may complicate their effective implementation.
As superficial secondary infections may complicate ulcerated LCL, it is important to clean lesions by applying disinfectants.
Countries in transition face a complex internal andexternal situation which may complicate their accession negotiations.
A local currency-based system may complicate comparison of budgets with those of previous years and with the budgets and assessments of other organizations;
An existing butunknown setup or local conditions of the satellite reception may complicate the setup of your satellite system.
In microscopy, photobleaching may complicate the observation of fluorescent molecules, since they will eventually be destroyed by the light exposure necessary to stimulate them into fluorescing.
Overview of match-fixing Furthermore, the legislation(if in place at all)for dealing with such cases may complicate the establishment of any investigation.
Azerbaijan regards this initiative as a factor which may complicate the attempts to bring the positions of the sides together on a number of points in the Timetable on which consensus has not been reached.
To ensure continued relevance, the RBM indicators must be reviewed andrevised regularly though this flexibility may complicate inter-year comparisons.
In other words, several years from now, reduced interaction may complicate access to reliable information about developments in the country.
Before the facts are out, parties should adopt a prudent approach, refrain from jumping to conclusions andavoid taking any action that may complicate or worsen the situation.
We deeply deplore the Chinese and French tests,which we fear may complicate the ongoing negotiations in Geneva on a comprehensive test ban treaty.
Of the Globalization Guide offered a few additional insights into the nature of the problem andthe special character of IPPs which may complicate the determination of their ownership.
Rogozin accounted his stance by the fact that the exercise may complicate the internal political situation in Georgia, where opposition's rallies have been continuing for already two weeks, demanding President Mikhail Saakashvili's resignation.
The trend towards increased construction on the Turkish Cypriot side continues to be a cause of concern, as it may complicate efforts towards a comprehensive settlement.
It has been a long-standing position of the Norwegian Government that continued orresumed nuclear testing by any country may complicate the negotiations on a CTBT, and furthermore not make universal ratification and implementation of, as well as adherence to, a CTBT easier.
In order for the SRF to remain relevant,the indicators must be constantly reviewed and revised, although this necessary flexibility may complicate inter-year comparisons. Annex.