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The lack of financing may render all reform efforts meaningless.
It's also important tonote that adding noise to a data set may render it less useful.
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Unfortunately, officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs not always may render the necessary assistance.
A radical change in conditions may render bad even investments commonly considered perfectly safe.
The one, who has more of them, may establish better coverage and may render more qualitative services.
We may render information about You as it is described in this privacy policy or by other means:.
Do not remove thebattery during the update as the sudden loss of power may render the camera inoperable.
However, too many images/messages may render such banners hopelessly large in size, slow and downright irritating.
Open-source drivers areknown to have problems with 3D rendering, and may render many things incorrectly or slowly.
A different rate of maturation may render one tissue more vulnerable to injury or disruption associated with preterm birth.”.
The examiner may also wish to avoid asituation whereby turning a device off may render valuable evidence to be permanently lost.
Any condition that may render the guest unfit for travel, or that may require special care or assistance.
The reasons why it is important that donors inform the blood establishment of any subsequent event that may render any prior donation unsuitable for transfusion.
We also may render compelated or impersonalized information, which can be used for Your identification.
The Court recognizes that, even in the absence of any applicable treaty provision,delay on the part of a claimant State may render an application inadmissible.
It may render a program or operating system unusable, hijack a machine for a given purpose, or generate errors on the system.
However, using this return value is legacy andshould be avoided because future versions of React may render components asynchronously in some cases.
Different layout engines may render JavaScript differently and as a result in inconsistency in terms of interface and functionality.
Quality pistols resist sand, mud and dirt in general better than revolvers,where a small pebble locked in the mechanism may render the revolver inoperable.
If he willfully infringes this rule, he may render himself liable to a restriction of the privileges accorded to his rank or status.
In particular, the necessity to use the electronic digital signature obtained from centre for key validation with theobject of execution of electronic documents пїЅ may render this new option impracticable for many potential applicants.
Additionally, the Agency may render a service of error correction in certain passport details, previously entered by the passenger, if possible and allowed by the Carrier.
Sometimes all trousers, no matter how loose and long,are automatically considered"indecent", which may render their wearer subject to severe punishment, as in the case of Lubna al-Hussein in Sudan in 2009.
In 2015, the UN Security Council expressed“deep concern that the military use ofschools in contravention of applicable international law may render schools legitimate targets of attack, thus endangering the safety of children,” and encouraged member states“to take concrete measures to deter such use of schools by armed forces and armed groups.”.
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Circumstances might render such a scheme a convenient mode of temporary compromise, but it does not carry out any principle sufficiently thoroughly to be likely to recommend itself to any class of thinkers as a permanent arrangement.
Pending further research on the compatibility of the two legal instruments, not to sign the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) Convention on Human Rights and other relevant CIS documents,given the fact that individual applications submitted under this convention might render impossible the effective use of the right to individual application under Article 25 of the European Convention on Human Rights;