Examples of using May serve as an example in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Poland may serve as an example.
The trend in fishing catches may serve as an example.
The agreement may serve as an example to the rest of the world.
That of Ocieka in the diocese of Tarnow may serve as an example.
Ukraine may serve as an example.
The Integrated Services Digital Network,the ISDN, may serve as an example.
Ethiopia may serve as an example.
The AICHR will be the first organisation of this kind in the Asia-Pacific region, and therefore may serve as an example to the broader area.
I hope that Sarajevo may serve as an example for developments in Mostar.
Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since 2006, may serve as an example of what the Brotherhood wants: undivided power, including over the military.
The restored Polish Commonwealth was faced not only with the task of re-establishing as far as might be the original splendour of monuments disfigured, desecrated, or neglected by the partitioning Governments, but also with that of general reconstruction the rebuilding of Kalisz,a defenceless city shelled by the Germans on the first day of the war in 1914, may serve as an example.
Table 6 in Annex C may serve as an example.
The agreement with Philip Morris may serve as an example not only in the field of tobacco, but also in other fields of combating counterfeiting.
This same Strand, a main thoroughfare which gives strangers an imposing idea of the wealth of London, may serve as an example of the packing together of human beings in that town.
The Petrograd Soviet of Workers' and Soldiers' Deputies,which was in operation when I was in Russia, may serve as an example of how the urban units of government function under the socialist state.
Ultimately it will be seen that God's present permission of increased blessings is a practical lesson on this subject,which may serve as an example of this principle to all eternity--to angels as well as to restored men.
The speed with which he has worked might serve as an example to many postal services in the Member States.
You have dedicated yourself to your work… With a devotion that might serve as an example to all young men… Who aspire to success.
To make efforts also in the public sector to promote equal opportunities which might serve as an example, particularly in those fields where new information technologies are being used or developed.
Moreover, I hope that this capacity to exert pressure andthe speed with which the Union tackled the issue of anti-personnel landmines might serve as an example for the ratification of other agreements which have always been extremely important to Parliament, such as the establishment of the International Tribunal for Crimes Against Humanity, not to mention the moratorium on the use of the death penalty.
On another level,Croatia may serve as a good example for states wishing to begin the enlargement of the European Union in the Western Balkans.
Christ mentioned Sodom rather than other cities, not only because it went beyond them all in flagitious crimes, butbecause God destroyed it in an extraordinary manner, that it might serve as an example to all ages, and that its very name might be held in abomination.
The author may perhaps serve as an example of this statement.
They will serve as an example and may encourage, wherever they are, programs similar to the one they have received.
Even if the particular group proves impervious to change, its example may serve as an object lesson for a wider public.