Примери за използване на May be developed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Medicine
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Other may be developed depending on the scope of the audit.
Zoning laws place restrictions on the extent to which a land may be developed.
Alternative plans may be developed in accordance with provisions of¶247.2.
When this information is combined with the BDI, a much more insightful promotional strategy may be developed.
The innovations may be developed by the innovating enterprise or by another enterprise.
Other specific modules and functionalities which may be developed by Antipodes at a client's request;
Such guidelines may be developed inter alia for electrical and electronic equipment and vehicles.
Estimation is inherently subjective,and estimates may be developed after the reporting date.
The chosen templates may be developed and presented in a Manual of Corporate Identity Application.
Zoning laws enacted by local governing body define how a specific parcel of land may be developed and used.
These mainly operate in support roles, and may be developed by either navy forces or civilian organizations.
It may be developed separately or embedded in the curriculum, for example, within the context of several different subjects.
It is very difficult to adopt Community legislation for every product which exists or which may be developed;
Port security plans may be developed by a recognised security organisation as referred to in Article 11.
Methodologies to establish thresholds for carcinogenic andmutagenic substances may be developed taking into account the outcomes of RIPs.
Disaster recovery planning may be developed within an organization or purchased as a software application or a service.
(48) Existing capacities should be built on and should be complemented by new assets, which may be developed in common among the responsible entities.
The projects ideas may be developed by the donors, by NEPCon itself or by a group of likeminded organisations where NEPCon participates.
This ability can exist in someone at a young age, or may be developed and improved due to willpower and competence.
National guides may be developed under the aegis of a national standards institute referred to in Annex II to Directive 98/34/EC 1.
While application to the KÁT FIT scheme closed in 2016,the deadlines by which projects may be developed, have been extended to 2020 across several stages, according to MANAP.
The nearsightedness(myopia) may be developed gradually or sometimes very fast, as often the vision deteriorates during the childhood or adulthood.
It focuses on the main challenges facing the EU in the 21st century, and looks at the various legal rules andpolicy options that may be developed in response.
Programmes to promote agricultural andfood products may be developed by associations of manufacturers or producers and traders.
A new product may be developed to meet customers' needs and a new productmay be produced to complement an existing product.
These results are yet another example for the significance of olfactory receptors outside the nose, andthey give rise to hope that new drugs with no severe side effects may be developed for cancer therapy.”.
It is true that a type of clairvoyance may be developed along these lines, but too often at the cost of ruin both physical and mental.
In particular, more specific reflections are ongoing regarding various aspects of the Union legal framework applicable to online sales andthis Guide is without prejudice to any future specific interpretation and guidance which may be developed on those matters.
Next, take the innovative technology that may be developed in the industry as an example, and think about the future development of offshore wind farms.
While claims for relief before the Community judicature may contain only heads of claim based on the same matters as those raised in the complaint,those heads of claim may be developed before the Community judicature by the presentation of pleas in law and arguments which, whilst not necessarily appearing in the complaint, are closely linked to it.