Examples of using May involve in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
These changes may involve.
Also may involve nationalistic and idealistic sentiments.
Also, according to our sources, this case may involve organized crime.
Such solutions may involve a sizable infrastructure investment.
I think there are justified cases where a strategy may involve taking a loan.
Such cooperation may involve private operators.
Eurowings can offer you a total of 3 flights from(RSW)to Italy(some may involve connecting flights).
(5) A committee may involve experts in its work.
In the e-Bug Detective Game,pupils play a"Bug Investigator" who attends the scene of an'incident' that may involve microbes.
This may involve data that you enter in a contact form, for example.
Large granular lymphocytic leukemia may involve either T cell or NK cells;
Treatment may involve specific medications that provide a sedative(sleep-inducing) or calming effect.
The treatment depends on the type of wound,severity of the infection and age of the patient, and may involve antibiotics and surgery.
Landfill site management may involve the use of heavy machinery and equipment.
Based on this research,the American Academy of Periodontology recognizes that treatment of gum disease may involve entire families.
If necessary, work teams may involve experts who are not members of the Association.
Employees are encouraged toask their manager questions about particular circumstances that may involve the provisions of this Code.
The assessment of plans may involve national experts, which can mean governance risks(paragraph 50).
The official reporting currency is the Euro, but depending on the specific companyactivities or its group structure, the report may involve another currency.
Taste- this may involve a simple“sip, spit, and rinse” test, or chemicals may be applied directly to specific areas of the tongue.
Activities shall be conducted within projects involving organisations from a minimum of three different European countries and may involve organisations from third countries.
We actually need to create a process that may involve punishment, whereby we open a doorway where men can actually become something and someone else.
This may involve the use of third parties as fictitious owners of companies, foreign trade in goods that are artificially overpriced, or putting pressure on competitors.
For example, a research project may involve comparing the health and recovery of all clients who received one test or treatment to those who received another, for the same condition.
That may involve interacting with suppliers or using the latest digital, analytics and forecasting tools to determine exactly how many units are needed in specific timeframes, locations and configurations.
