Examples of using May be expected in English and their translations into Czech
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Other minor shocks may be expected.
The concentration may be expected to decrease below 0.02 mg/l about 2 years after stopping the treatment with leflunomide.
But I'm afraid the Lord Bishop himself may be expected.
Other minor shocks may be expected during the next 24 hours.
In a long term, the strengthening of Koruna may be expected.
The broader administrative demands may be expected to slow down the introduction of new products to the market.
During the next 24 hours. Other minor shocks may be expected.
If the parts show normal wear and tear that may be expected from daily use of a product wheels, rotating and moving parts etc.
Considering what we have been through.-As well as may be expected.
If the parts show normal wear and tear that may be expected from daily use of a product wheels, rotating and moving parts etc.
Clearly, the growing number of EU officials has implications for the budget, and above all an alarming increase in pension costs may be expected.
The increase of interest rates may be expected from 2018.
Yet more convictions may be expected in connection with the amendment to the Corporate Criminal Liability Act which is scheduled to come into force on 1 December 2016.
If the parts show normal wear and tear that may be expected from daily use of a product wheels.
Tangible results may be expected to be achieved from the new Commission communication: Strategy for the effective implementation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights by the EU.
Some calculations indicate that total world demand for energy is not declining, but may be expected to rise by 50% by 2030.
The best foundation for a prayer which may be expected to have an effect lies in those moments of spontaneous thankfulness arising out of great happiness or of deepest pain resulting from heartfelt grief.
Thirdly, I call upon the European Union to ensure that information is circulated between the Member States concerning the types of munitions that may be expected to be used in operations.
It is not only in the realm of foreign policy, however,that the Reform Treaty may be expected to bring about change, but also on numerous other issues that are vital for the efficient functioning of the EU.
At this stage, the following may be expected to happen: if one or both spouses are debtors, then the bailiff will seize assets belonging to the joint marital property, either to the full extent of the debt or- if the debt is part of the spouse's personal property- up to the share of the spouse(and debtor) in the joint property.
Second, greenhouse gas emission levels have been falling sharply as a result of the recession, although they may be expected to rise again as we emerge from the crisis and production is scaled up.
At any moment now the first flash of lightning may be expected, cutting through and lighting up the darkness and brilliantly illuminating the most obscure corner so relentlessly and sharply as to bring liberation to those striving for light and clarity, but destruction to those who have no longing for the Light.
A dog may be expecting his master to come.
A dog may be expecting his master to come.
As might be expected, a lack of resources is the most commonly reported barrier among the smallest size class of enterprise 10-19 employees.
As might be expected, smaller establishments clearly report fewer OSH management measures compared to larger establishments Figure 2.
According to a study undertaken by the Commission, an open agreement with Canada would generate an additional half million passengers in its first year and, within a few years,3.5 million new passengers might be expected to take advantage of the opportunities such an agreement could offer.
According to recent studies, an open agreement with Canada would generate an additional half million passengers in its first year and, within a few years, 3.5 million extra passengers might be expected to take advantage of the opportunities such an agreement could offer.
We may be expecting something in return.