Exemplos de uso de May be tried em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It provides that no person may be tried for the same crime twice.
No one may be tried more than once for commission of the same crime.
Although percutaneous intervention may be tried, the results vary much.
In people unable to have surgery, gallbladder drainage may be tried.
Antiviral medication may be tried in people with severe disease.
For severe cases that have not improved with other measures methylprednisolone may be tried.
Other types of pain relievers may be tried until the one that works best for your dog is found.
In rheumatoid arthritis Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs(DMARDs) andBiologic response modifiers may be tried.
Some dogs do not need daily treatment; treatment every other day may be tried, once the effective daily dose has been established.
 In rheumatoid arthritis, Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs(DMARDs) andBiologic response modifiers may be tried.
Persons accused of an offense against the res publica may be tried in absentia, with the guarantees and in the manner prescribed by law.
RSF is firmly opposed to this trial, pointing out that, as a result of a 1981 decision by the country's supreme court,no civilian may be tried by a military court in Venezuela.
Despite this, in special situations, conservative procedures may be tried, which consist in continuous vesical drainage with the Foley catheter and an antibiotic therapy for 3 or 4 weeks.
Secondly, extradition to the United States must be refused for people who may be tried before military tribunals.
Unlike POWs, such persons may be tried under the domestic law of the detaining State for taking up arms, as well as for any criminal acts they might have committed.
This means many EU andRussian government officials may be tried soon for mass murder.
In this way all perpetrators may be tried by such international panel tribunals which may have jurisdiction with respect to those contracting parties which have accepted its jurisdiction.
Article 38.2 of the Constitution of Ireland sets out that minor offences may be tried in courts of summary jurisdiction, that is, the District Court.
Recommendation- Reintubate patients as soon as possible; identify and treat the causes of failure; and, as soon as possible,restart the discontinuation process exception: noninvasive ventilation as a curative technique may be tried in surgical patients.
The Commission understands that certain crimes truly relating to military service may be tried in military tribunals with full respect for judicial guarantees.
Every individual with a particular type of arthritis may respond differently to different treatments andmore than one therapy may be tried before symptom relief is achieved.
If biopsy confirms the diagnosis of gout,conservative treatment may be tried, and when symptoms persist or recur after initial improvement, surgery must be performed.
Among other rights, Article 4 contains the guarantee of the ne bis in idem principle, with the aim, according to the explanations on the protocol drawn up by the Council of Europe,of giving expression to the principle pursuant to which no one may be tried in criminal proceedings for an offence in respect of which he has already been finally convicted or acquitted.
Trialability" is the perceived degree to which an innovation may be tried on a limited basis, and is positively related to acceptance.
In other cases, where the stretch marks are a concern,then the following treatments may be tried but have not been proven to be effective in all cases.
Persons alleged to be responsible for the acts constituting the offense of forced disappearance of persons may be tried only in the competent jurisdictions of ordinary law in each state, to the exclusion of all other special jurisdictions, particularly military jurisdictions.
They may be trying to communicate.
He may be trying to get me out of the way to get to Wyatt.
The Nyrians may be trying to take control of the ship.
It may be trying to communicate.