Примеры использования May intensify на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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May intensify fire; oxidizer.
In southern Katanga,there is concern that ethnic tensions may intensify during the electoral process.
May intensify fire; oxidizer H272.
Tavegyl with food and drink Like many other antihistamines,Tavegyl may intensify the effects of alcohol.
Overdose may intensify the side effects.
Consumption of alcohol should be avoided while taking Forsium as it may intensify possible side effects.
Such violations may intensify ahead of the election of 2015.
In the absence of improved relations between the Government andthe Serb party, these difficulties will continue and may intensify.
In other areas where consensus remains elusive, we may intensify consultations with a view to reaching consensus.
While there are few indications of terrorist use of ICTs to execute disruptive operations, it may intensify in the future.
Salicylic acid contained by the ointment may intensify therapeutic effects of other non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs.
If a significant part of the land in the Babayurt Region isacquired for the project, and mountain residents make up the majority of the people working there, it may intensify the debates between ethnic NGOs.
Deeply concerned that the continuation of the conflict may intensify racial discrimination and hatred in the region and in the wider world.
Remittances may intensify financial and social inequalities, as those who migrate tend to come from the"wealthier" families in a community.
As the Doha Round has stalled, a new emphasis on regionalism may intensify, highlighted in the European Union's Economic Partnership Agreements.
Neoazarina may intensify depressive effects on central nervous system of some anti-depressive drugs(of benzodiazepine group), sleep-inducing drugs(barbituric acid derivatives) and neuroleptics.
It is worth noting that the demand for defensive assets may intensify in case of a fall on the stock markets, the probability of which has grown recently.
In this regard, we recommend the use the fall of the British currency to accumulate long positions, butin the coming weeks speculations on the referendum issue may intensify that may lead to a sharp fall of the British currency.
This"pooling" effect may result in a lower overall amount available to the conventions, and may intensify the competition between the different conventions for their respective shares of the GEF replenishment as those shares are reflected in the allocations to each focal area.
Also urges the provision of additional financial resources tothe United Nations system, especially the Joint Programme's secretariat and Co-sponsors, in order that they may intensify their support for national responses to HIV/AIDS;
The international community including the States members of OIC may intensify their efforts to exert greater pressure for the effective border closing between the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the"Federal Republic of Yugoslavia"(Serbia and Montenegro) as well as on the regime in Belgrade, including the possibility of severing their relations with the regime, until it accepts mutual and unconditional recognition of the Republics of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
Exhorts the international financial institutions wellas other potential donors, to provide financial assistance to such transit States so that they may intensify their efforts to address drug trafficking and its consequences, in particular increased drug addiction;
Despite the rapid decline of gold, we expect the time to buy due to the fact that the price of gold is approaching its average cost of production near$ 1,100 per troy ounce, and also due to the high demand from Asian investors,who on a background of falling prices may intensify.
In order to maintain or bring within acceptable limits the health and environmental impact of transport in the areas, where the ecosystems are particularly sensitive,where the geographic conditions and the topography may intensify pollution and noise or where unique natural resources or features exist, the following recommendations could be implemented when necessary and on a non-discriminatory basis.
Urges international financial institutions and other potential donors to provide financial assistance to East African States affected by the traffic in illicit drugs through their territory and to assist them in empowering andbuilding the capacity of locally available human resources so that those States may intensify their efforts to combat drug trafficking;
Shall pay particular attention to maintaining or bringing below acceptable limits the health and environmental impact of transport in the areas, where the ecosystems are particularly sensitive,where the geographic conditions and the topography may intensify pollution and noise or where unique natural resources or features exists.
The 1997 Vienna Declaration of the UNECE Conference on Transport and the Environment defines sensitive areas as"areas where the ecosystems are particularly sensitive,where the geographic conditions and the topography may intensify pollution and noise and where unique natural resources or unique cultural heritages exist.
It will also assist the Government in defusing political and ethnic tensions and in promoting dialogue among key political parties, especially in the light of the political andethnic divisions that were highlighted by the 2007 general elections, which may intensify in the period leading up to the local government elections in 2008.
Shall endeavor to impose and maintain acceptable limits on the impact of transport on the state of the environment and the health of the population in the regions where the ecological balance is particularly sensitive andwhere the geographical conditions and the topography may intensify air pollution, water pollution and noise, and also in heavily populated regions.
Urges the international financial institutions and other potential donors to provide financial assistance to the States affected by the transit of illicit drugs, including for empowering and building the capacity of locally available human resources,so that those States may intensify their efforts to combat drug trafficking and deal with its consequences, in particular increased drug addiction;