Примери за използване на May derive на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In some cases this attitude may derive from.
Or it may derive from painful or confusing experiences in the past.
Of any benefit that humans may derive.
It may derive from the confusion over what the island was actually called.
I do not see what morality one may derive from its use.
Foreign students may derive benefits from no more than 28 scholarships annually.
We do not worship the Father because of anything we may derive from such veneration;
Such evidence may derive from quite different facts depending on the parent company.
Patients with such form of the disease may derive less benefit from treatment.
NHL may derive from either abnormal B or T cells and are distinguished by unique genetic markers.
Some of the benefits you may derive from using this product are.
But a new study suggests that at least their maternal lineage may derive largely from.
Her exotic good looks may derive from her mixed ancestry which is Czech, French-Canadian, Iroquois and English.
Whether the customer can immediately see the benefits that may derive from this proposal?
NHL may derive from either abnormal B or T cells, and its 30 subtypes are distinguished by unique genetic markers.
Claiming supplements are a waste of cash and that you may derive all of your nutrients from a daily food plan.
The name may derive from Shushana, a variety of water lily that was said to grow in lakes and swamps nearby.
Patients diagnosed with mild stage of depression may derive greater benefits from extract of Ginkgo biloba.
The term may derive from Proto-Germanic*dukkōn, represented in Old English finger-docce("finger-muscle").
Patients diagnosed with mild stage of depression may derive greater benefits from extract of Ginkgo biloba.
Such rights may derive from directives or regulations, or from EU primary law provisions other than the provisions of the Charter itself.
By controlling of the incoming migrant flow Athens may derive economic benefits, but only by foreign- political way.
The name of saffron may derive from the Arabic term safaran. The stigmas, once pulverized, are used to give color and flavor to foods, but also to garments and ornaments.
So long as a single woman recognizes these things, she may derive enough pleasure from an illicit affair to make it worthwhile.
Innovation may derive from research, but it can also be a wide-ranging ability to change things for the better in all areas of daily life.
Statistical or aggregated data does not directly identify a specific person, but we may derive non-personal statistical or aggregated data from personal data.
The full benefit that may derive from the single European market for retail financial services has not yet been exploited.
It is believed that the Greeks called the Canaanites the Phoenikes or Phoenicians, which may derive from the Greek word'Phoenix', meaning crimson or purple.
Event spectators may derive more satisfaction from attending reenactments when a high level of authenticity is attained in both individual clothing and equipment, as well as equipment used in camp.
Where multiple generations of basic mother plants are permitted, each generation,other than the first one, may derive from any previous generation.