Examples of using May certainly in English and their translations into German
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However this may certainly not subscribe to everyone;
However, for some individual companies, this share may certainly be a lot greater.
This may certainly cause you to lose some sleep.
To these three questions we may certainly answer in the negative.
You may certainly find your niche in one of them.
Moreover, some Member States offer considerable protection and this we may certainly not undo.
This may certainly be increased. New experiments are planned.
Doubling the proportion of the labour force undergoing digital training may certainly provide new impetus for achieving the above-mentioned goal.
This may certainly enhance your confidence and the trust on the item.
The Kulturkritik that has constituted animportant segment of the intellectual life of Austria-Hungary may certainly have some relevance to the present area of investigation as well.
The password may certainly be changed in your customer area afterwards.
You may certainly create and share several directories containing media files.
The withdrawal also holds valid for future rights, but naturally the withdrawal may certainly be revoked before the event ends, before the withdrawing party finds himself in the actual circumstance of being able to withdraw.
One may certainly wish for a possibility of intervention here; however, the MDW is currently not flexible in this regard.
God loves, and his love may certainly be called eros, yet it is also totally agape.
There may certainly be cultural, material or economic differences preventing us from doing this.
Greater labour mobility may certainly help to confront the problems which may arise in the event of asymmetric clashes.
One may certainly ponder to what an extent the chemism of the Luminaries influences the separated portions of the spirit.
More importantly, while individual countries may certainly absorb as many refugees as they wish, Mr Juncker punches well above his paygrade in presuming to make such decisions for them.
It may certainly not be absent from purification treatment and dieting because chlorophyll stimulates detoxification and supports the lymphatic system in its functioning.
From this we may certainly infer that the processing of PVB Laminated Glass is complicated.
This may certainly look like a revolutionary achievement, but I should like to add that it is also a must for a truly integrated international community.
And therefore you may certainly reject the teaching of eternal condemnation because I never condemn a living creation….
It may certainly be questioned whether these plans are broadly realizable and whether the proportion of cereals in the arable area which is already high can be further increased in this way.
The social media age may certainly be upon us, but it has barely made a dent in the ability of email marketing to drive traffic to websites.
You may certainly possess earthly matter but it must never be your master, you must always be able to sacrifice it, which only comes easily when the value of spiritual possessions is recognised.
The self-consumption incentive may certainly be the determining factor in convincing consumers to install PV systems in high demand areas and thereby lessen the burden on the utility grid.
Carrier sanctions may certainly have been successful in preventing migrants, asylum seekers and refugees from accessing regular means of transport, but apparently, they have not contributed to a substantial reduction of the total volume of irregular migration to the EU and therefore the use of irregular ways of crossing borders.
It might certainly appear to us that our civilization, as far as it also expressively forms the artistic individual, could only be given a new soul or life out of the spirit of music, the music which Beethoven liberated from the bondage of custom or fashion.
One might certainly regret the fact that our US friends are preventing the market from operating freely by refusing to grant more than 25% of voting rights to European airlines, but let us not turn our noses up because things are sometimes best left as they are.