Примеры использования May not be fully на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But he may not be fully cleansed!
We're concerned that the threat may not be fully… neutralized.
May not be fully integrated into general health services.
The IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switch may not be fully slid to either position.
It may not be fully compatible with the"with measures" scenario.
When playing for fun,some of the features may not be fully activated.
Girls themselves may not be fully informed of their rights.
If the unit fails to turn on,the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switch may not be fully slid to either position.
And even a blank sheet may not be fully alva, because receives the colors of lights that illuminate.
Although noting that some of the referenced points may not be fully applicable in every context.
The PDF collection may not be fully accessible, but alternative file formats are offered.
If this unit fails to turn on,the IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switch may not be fully slid to either position.
This suspicion that rongorongo may not be fully syllabic is supported by positional patterns within the texts.
Guidance provided by the governing bodies on certain vital development issues may not be fully consistent and coherent.
And the expert groups themselves may not be fully aware of policy priorities and constraints.
The Working Group is nonetheless concerned that the proposed National Search Commission may not be fully independent.
However, the list included in the catalogue may not be fully updated, since it does not include several current agreements.
Given that the review mechanism is applied to States parties of varying levels of development,such a review process may not be fully successful.
The offer presented on the website may not be fully available in our store.
The Committee notes that several distinctions made under domestic law between the rights of citizens and non-citizens may not be fully justified.
The judicial system in Kazakhstan may not be fully independent of outside social, economic and political forces and court decisions can be difficult to predict.
The Board is concerned that since the UNOPS operational reserve was already at a very low level,separation benefits actually incurred may not be fully funded.
However, this approach may not be fully sufficient to regulate all related matters and might still require the adoption of a legal framework.
The Commission realizes that this assessment, based on a brief visit to the region and the views of witnesses andNGOs generally unsympathetic to the IDF, may not be fully accurate.
The effect of not conducting training activities is that procurement staff may not be fully aware of the policies and procedures contained in the UNOPS Procurement Manual.
However, the Committee is concerned that the needs of children from socially disadvantaged families andchildren of ethnic minorities may not be fully reflected in the plan.
In addition, judicial andGovernment officials may not be fully independent of outside social, economic and political forces and there have been instances of improper payments being made.
PNG does not have issues pertaining to indigenous rights and issues andthe legal instrument may not be fully compatible with PNG laws and policies.
In addition, judicial and Government officials may not be fully independent of outside social, economic and political forces and there have been instances of improper payments being made.
This is a time-frame that should encourage us in seeking common ground on which to build constructively- not an ever-shortening fuse to force upon us solutions of which we may not be fully convinced.