Examples of using May render in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You may render the data by yourself.
But I must entreat you to take every step that may render it possible.”.
My tumor may render me impotent one day.
This is because the collagen should not breakdown andget digested, which may render it ineffective.
Even a single breach may render an information system ineffective.”.
(f) the container in which it is packed is composed in whole or part of poisonous ordeleterious substance which may render the contents injurious to health; or.
This may render them relatively impervious to standard chemotherapy drugs, which kill actively dividing cells.
Open-source drivers areknown to have problems with 3D rendering, and may render many things incorrectly or slowly.
We may render information anonymous when feasible and appropriate, depending on the nature of the data and the risks associated with the intended uses.;
Providing personal details at the placing of the order is not obligatory,but not providing such details may render the completion of the order impossible.
In some cases, domestic courts may render judgment against a foreign state(the realm of private international law) for an injury, though this is a complicated area of law where international law intersects with domestic law.
It appears that the auditorydeprivation that results from a long delay between implants may render the system incapable of restoring itself, explain the researchers.
Although each type of tea has different taste, smell, and visual appearance, tea processing for all tea types consists of a very similar set of methods with only minor variations. Without careful moisture and temperature control during its manufacture and life thereafter, fungi will grow on tea.This form of fungus causes real fermentation that will contaminate the tea and may render the tea unfit for consumption.
Since ST18 is known to promote programmed cell death,increased expression of this protein may render the skin tissue more susceptible to the deleterious effects of the pathogenic antibodies.
In a 26 October letter to the European Union, World Council of Churches(WCC) general secretary Rev. Dr Olav Fykse Tveit expressed great concern over a proposed“GreaterJerusalem” legislative initiative whereby the Knesset may render a two-state solution impossible.
The same is the case in the Republic of Ireland, where it was held that the constitutional right of a minor whois a citizen of Ireland to family life may render the state liable to provide permanent residency or citizenship to his parents, even if they entered Ireland unlawfully and they are staying there unlawfully.
Although the court did not rule on the use of detention to coerce migrants to leave, the decision, written by Justice Uzi Vogelman,cited“unreasonable pressures and means which push a person to leave the country, may render his exit an impermissible forced deportation.”.
However, using this return value is legacy andshould be avoided because future versions of React may render components asynchronously in some cases.
Might render gadolinium contrast dosage intravenously.
Might render gadolinium contrast dosage intravenously.
I'm sorry, but the secondary smoke might render me unfit to drive.
Suggest when the weather might render a change in plans.
For example,one system might handle scientific applications quickly, while another might render video games more smoothly.
Also, the tribulations in your cultivation are meant to pay for the debts of mental pain that you owe,so the increased hardship might render you unable to cultivate, and then you wouldn't be able to cultivate further.
She stressed that the Court did not deal with the importantaspect that lack of consent of an interested State(Israel), might render an advisory opinion incompatible with the Court's judicial character.
It is obligated to safeguard these assets and may not render the rights thereto meaningless or transfer ownership thereof to another.