Примеры использования May evolve на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You may evolve, it can grow.
It also seems to us that,in the course of negotiations on an export ban, current views may evolve.
They may evolve with or without an outside third party.
Over time, the waste management chain may evolve along with stakeholders' responsibilities.
The equal treatment required by the Constitution is relative insofar as it depends on legal beliefs that may evolve over time.
Branch design may evolve as a result of declining foot traffic.
However, for those who refuse to release themselves from the controlling ways of the old paradigm,there is due allowance made so that they may evolve as they have chosen.
The art treatment may evolve and the backstory may change.
The nature of the information and expertise relevant to the GCF, the Global Environment Facility(GEF)and the SCF may evolve once workplans and modes of operation become operational.
The international landscape may evolve in many different ways according to the coming reactions.
Once the agenda for the international event is clarified, the regional meetings can be organized in accordance therewith,although it is understood that each regional meeting may evolve its agenda according to the region's specific particular interests and concerns.
This is an interim reply which may evolve in terms of subsequent consultations carried out nationally.
These examples represent only a few of the numerous forms of secured credit transaction currently in use and an effective secured transactions regime must be sufficiently flexible to accommodate many existing methods of financing,as well as methods that may evolve in the future.
A more inclusive negotiation process may evolve as a distinct phase within an overall peace process.
The soul may evolve regardless of mental culture but not in the absence of mental capacity and desire- the choice of survival and the decision to achieve ever-increasing perfection- to do the will of the Father in heaven.
With all apparent difficulties at hand,the planning process may evolve to a much more flexible process and a source for creative solutions.
This third model may evolve in the European electricity market, with more or less emphasis on the first or the second model depending upon the country.
However, new strains that escape immunity induced by vaccines may evolve; for example, an updated influenza vaccine is needed each year.
The system itself may evolve with new or different needs requiring new types of components, concepts and technology to be integrated, thus looping back to the interconnections feature.
The purpose of the meeting was to get the view of experts on how fertility levels may evolve in countries which are already exhibiting fertility below replacement.
While the norm of self-determination may evolve such that a people may be more readily identified as merely a like-minded group, we do not find that current state practice supports such a proposition.
Once conflict ends, the United Nations presence on the ground may be configured in different ways and its presence may evolve during the first two years, including bringing in the capacity of non-resident agencies as appropriate.
He tries to conceive how life may evolve by describing the past evolution of pre-historic plants and animals, but notes Douglas Erwin's warning that"we can't predict what the world will be 5 million years later by looking at the survivors.
A further customization of the CMM is used to indicate how tools may evolve in the coming years to become an integral part of the infostructure.
Further waves of innovation, including new interfaces between people and devices, such as Google Glass, speech-based computing andautomated translation suggest directions in which consumer technology and applications may evolve in the near future.
They are influenced by value judgements that may evolve over time, and depend on the dominant world view and on ideas about anthropology.
While recognizing that the travel needs of the Mission may evolve and grow, the Advisory Committee is of the view that the explanation provided by the Secretary-General does not justify the increase of 5.2 per cent in the proposed requirements for official travel for 2014/15, taking into account, in particular, the increased opportunities for using alternative means of communication, given the reductions expected pursuant to General Assembly resolutions 65/268 and 67/254.
The goal of women's policies in the Republic of Korea is to promote gender equality, to expand women's social participation, and to enhance women's welfare so thata social system may evolve wherein men and women equally and fully participate and share the responsibilities for national and social development and the nurturing of healthy families.
Integration processes are specific in nature and may evolve differently in different regions, in accordance with the interests and aspirations of their respective members.
Ms. Warner presented a graph illustrating the world as it is today, andhow the world may evolve according to the pathways chosen by negotiators and policymakers, including in the context of the 2015 agreement.