Examples of using Changes which may in English and their translations into French
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Changes which may impact you.
Five budget changes which may affect you.
Changes which may affect you.
BIZBIZ may notify you in a number of ways of changes which may occur.
Occurred changes which may have an impact on the Quality Management System.
BIZBIZ may notify you in a number of ways of changes which may occur.
Following changes which may affect this Policy, we invite you to regularly visit the“Cookies” section.
Now the program looks fresh, without grand changes which may confuse many of you.
As a result of the changes which may occur in the Personal Data Policy, please visit the“Personal Data” section regularly.
Expansion of the types of formulation-related changes which may be done through notification.
The signatory guarantees the veracity of the data provided andundertakes to communicate any changes which may arise.
However, all elements are subject to changes which may be made at any time without prior notice.
Following changes which may affect the Personal Data Protection Charter, we invite you to regularly visit the"Personal Data" section.
Childbirth and the natural ageing process cause changes which may affect feminine wellness.
Given the changes which may occur in spatial and temporal scales, the requirement for flexibility and adaptability has to be built in.
This will help you to anticipate to react quickly to changes which may change the currency.
Any cancellation, postponement,interruption or changes which may be decided by the organiser of the tournament may not give rise to any exchange or refund of this ticket, except in case of rain.
As a result, planned expenditures for 2012-13 and2013-14 do not reflect changes which may result from planned activities.
In order to ensure that this mandate is kept current in the light of changes which may occur in corporate practice or the structure of the Company, the Board of Directors will annually reconfirm this mandate or initiate a review to revise it.
It is your responsibility to regularly consult the TAC in order toensure that you are aware of any changes which may have been made.