Examples of using May replace in English and their translations into German
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TV channel TVP Polonia may replace“Belsat”.
You may replace your cards only once. More….
There are rumors that he may replace Saracen.
In T 225/96, the board noted that the forms accompanying the decisions are never signed, because they are computer-generated and therefore, under R. 70(2) EPC 1973(now R. 113(2) EPC),a seal may replace the signature.
This new approach may replace traditional methods in the future.
The bulbs are the only parts of this device that the user may replace themselves.
The Member State of the European Community where the beneficialowner is resident for tax purposes may replace the tax-credit mechanism referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 by direct and full repayment of the withholding tax referred to in Article 7.
Definition of the various categories of aromatized wine the description of which may replace'aromatized wine.
Thus, for example,point 34 of the communication states that scanners may replace the other techniques used in aviation security.
The policy package includes, i. a., amendments to the EU's ecodesign and energy labelling directives, an integrated energy advice, and financial incentives for appliances that enable their sufficientuse as well as for resource-efficient services that may replace appliances in the household.
Witness statement- Written statement made by a witness, which may replace questioning at a hearing.
Aim of this study was the correlation of these two imagingmethods regarding the question in which cases an OCT may replace an FA examination.
Please note that only an authorised specialist dealer may replace the rechargeable battery or.
The MPD4.85 with an output of 85hp is apowerful compact engine in the refit market that may replace even some six-cylinders.
This retrofit module includes a silver-zink based battery,that can be charged inductively and may replace a conventional battery of size 13.
And so many Indians now, who did not much care for English after independence, are trying to learn English now;and they are afraid that one day English may replace Sanskrit, the way Mother knows English.
Recommended clothes: solid hiking boots or non-slip sports shoes. In the winter time at least light rain wear and some warmer cloth for the higher regions in the mist.Moreover an additional tee-shirt which may replace a soaked with sweat one. A sun shade for those who need it.
Each national supervisory authority, and if there is more than one relevant national supervisory authority, those authorities together,shall be responsible for nominating a high-level alternate from its authority or authorities, who may replace the member of the Board of Supervisors referred to in paragraph 1(b), in case this person is prevented from attending.
I have an idea who might replace him.
They might replace those.
Com is not the only search engine that might replace your homepage and search provider.
The hydrogel, which might replace plastics, consists of calcium carbonate nano particles.
Info is a search engine that might replace your homepage or search provider if a browser hijacker slithers onto your computer.
Even if the fear that machines might replace humans is probably as old as mechanisation itself: Expect the unexpected.
Fact: Frankfurt is Germany's and Europe's geographical centre.And the city might replace London as Europe's financial capital soon enough. And while you're in this super….
In the context of its research programmes,the Commission is encouraging science to develop alternatives which might replace these antibiotics in animal feed in future.
There's been a lot of discussion in the fixed income world about theend of the London Interbank Offered Rate(LIBOR) and what might replace it.
The point is, no matter which designs and also styles associated cake covers you willingly have of your wedding cake, the fact that it is all about your unification is witout a doubt amemorable concept just that no further item might replace.
In the current discussions in the Convention,however, where the issue is what we might replace the six-month presidency with, we must be very careful in bearing in mind that the arguments in favour of any change would have to be very good ones, as your presidency is proof- as others have been- that, when a country has the presidency, what it has to contribute is not only ambition, but also commitment to Europe.