Примеры использования May have come на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The topic may have come up.
He may have come because of the scriptures.
Did you hear his voice,where he may have come from?
The time may have come for a talk.
A couple of apparently Spanish or Portuguese roots, ronki(to snore) andiri(to go), may have come directly from Latin.
You may have come to them a bit too late.
We think the man Who took her, uh, May have Come by her work.
It may have come from another suit like mine.
It is believed that the fentanyl may have come from an illicit source in Poland.
You may have come here with good intentions but it's clear where your allegiances lie.
However, for a low-lying atoll like the Marshall Islands the Framework Convention may have come too late.
You think she may have come across some shady characters there?
The blocks used by later Roman engineers to reconstruct the northern colossus may have come from Edfu north of Aswan.
The time may have come for the Sub-Commission to review the issue again.
If you have ever struggled with losing weight, then you may have come to the conclusion that it is virtually impossible to do so.
The time may have come to adopt a regular practice of turning to the Council whenever major emergencies occur.
The initial Reuters report that their analysis of the footage from the scene shows that the explosions may have come from mortar fire.
I thought you may have come to ask me to use magic to heal your father.
The consistently low level of attendance at such meetings suggests that the time may have come to revisit their timing and periodicity.
The origin of the name may have come from the Old Norse term pook or puki, which refers to a"nature spirit.
Although difficult to trace with certainty, a number of 122 mm Grad rockets and106 mm ammunition rounds found in the stockpiles of armed groups may have come from Libya.
For some of you, my appearance may have come suddenly, unexpectedly and perhaps even without your welcome, but I am here.
Johann Heinrich Hübschmann, a German philologist and linguist who studied the Armenian language,suggested that the word may have come from the Armenian word"khnamel"(խնամել), an infinitive which means"to take care of.
The time may have come for the Assembly to consider innovative ways of assisting the Special Committee in fulfilling its mandate.
The Secretary-General himself has indicated in recent days that the time may have come for a radical restructuring of the Organization, including a realignment of the principal organs of the Charter.
The time may have come for Member States to consider new ways of fulfilling the commitment to achieving transparency in weapons of mass destruction.
It should be mentioned that the Government has no information about the numbers of those who may have come from countries within the European Economic Area, since they are not required to apply for special work permits in order to work in Iceland.
The time may have come to revisit the United Nations Agenda for Peace, as well as its Agenda for Development, to see where deficiencies lie and what could be done to remedy them.
It should be stated that the Government has no information about the numbers of those who may have come from countries within the European Economic Area(EEA), since they are not required to apply for special work permits in order to work in Iceland.
Protein enzymes may have come to replace RNA-based ribozymes as biocatalysts because their greater abundance and diversity of monomers makes them more versatile.