Примеры использования May give на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He may give you a car.
Lieutenant, you may give the order.
It may give you trouble.
Even though you may give birth to her.
This may give a huge boost to the global GDP.
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Other symptoms that you may give thought are.
This may give germs access to your skin and nails.
Different studies may give different results.
You may give us information about you in several ways.
Your doctor or nurse may give you other instructions.
They may give preferential treatment to intra-grouping investors.
As you heal, your doctor may give you different directions.
No one may give him or her instructions for his or her actions.
Only users over 13 years of age may give their permission.
The Client may give their consent as a retroactive approval.
Based on your needs,your doctor may give you other instructions.
Your doctor may give you suggestions on"Exercise after gastric surgery.
Kicking an instant or sorcery may give you an additional effect.
They may give the necessary instruction against violations of the Antimonopoly Act.
Nephropathy pregnant may give rise to severe hypertension.
Measurements using other reagents andinstrument systems may give different results.
However, this may give the family solace.
Such a mission is the first critical step in technically andpolitically evaluating what type of assistance the United Nations system may give and what course of action should be pursued.
Your doctor may give you other instructions.
Dissolved elements or suspended impurities may give water a different color.
These results may give a proposed nano-composite material.
In the late stage, weakness of the arterial walls may give rise to localized aneurysms.
A domain name may give an idea of what the website is about.
Parties are also bound by usages as provided in paragraphs(1) and(2)of article 9 and these usages may give effect to an offer notwithstanding the addressee's silence or inactivity.
The policy may give the right to several successive renewals up to a specified age.