Examples of using May effectively in English and their translations into Russian
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A contamination layer at the interface may effectively widen the barrier.
The conditions in which the poorest may effectively convey their experience and their thoughts and become partners in the realization of human rights;
Ruthenium demand from this application has fallen sharply in 2008 and may effectively disappear by the end of 2009.
The initial disruptive effects of such policies may effectively undermine reconstruction efforts through weakening the ability of the private sector to respond.
My Government encourages the quickest possible return of MICIVIH to full strength so that it may effectively promote human rights for all in Haiti.
More than one of these approaches may effectively coexist in the same legal system insofar as they may apply to different types of priority conflicts.
Also convinced that mutual support between parliament, government,civil society and the judiciary may effectively help to enhance human rights protection.
The involvement of multiple jurisdictions may effectively protect transnational corporations from liability for their human rights violations or may lead to protracted litigation in multiple forums.
Access to documents, public notification andresponse gathering must be organized in a coherent manner and may effectively use Internet-based communication tools;
For example, while restrictions on oil/fuel may effectively hinder the operations of armed forces, they could also have serious negative implications for the food security situation in neighbouring countries.
Our heat exchanger can ensure work fluid to meet the required temperature during processing which may effectively improve energy utilization and be environmental-friendly.
One problem with this is that the basic model structure may effectively determine the model results, and although the sensitivity of results to parameter estimates can be tested, the sensitivity of the results to model structure is not possible to test.
Competent authorities generally dispose of adequate technologies to monitor transmissions by AIS stations and may effectively prevent abuse or dysfunction.
Strengthen the role of the National Council for Child Rights Protection in order that it may effectively coordinate activities between central and local authorities and cooperate with non-governmental organizations and other sectors of civil society;
And the State party has noted that the role of the jury system in the adjudication of some appeals in the Norwegian system may effectively preclude the use of written opinions.
Encouraging the development of entrepreneurial talents among the young population may effectively contribute- if paralleled by adequate policies addressing the constraints of the labour market- to achieve employment generation and inclusive growth.
The Fall 2014 issue of Connections presents ideas on the strengthening of the rapid reaction capability of the European Union and ways andmeans by which regional alliances may effectively confront hostile regional powers.
In extreme cases, these restrictions may effectively render the program nonfree.
To consider additional control measures with regard to the use of controlled ozonedepleting substances in particular sectors or in particular applications,as this approach may effectively diminish illegal trade activities;
There are a number of space tools and applications that may effectively address disaster mitigation, relief and prevention.
The Committee recommends that the Office of the Human Rights Procurator and the Presidential Commission for Coordinating Executive Policy in the Field of Human Rights(COPREDEH) be strengthened in both resources andjurisdiction in order to ensure that they may effectively carry out their responsibilities.
However, recent evidence indicates that a provision of venues for a dialogue may effectively generate the trust and cooperation necessary for migration management.
Because the salient difference between closed and open framework agreements is that the latter remain open to new suppliers or contractors throughout their operation, any imposition of a maximumnumber of suppliers or contractors parties may effectively turn the framework into a closed agreement.
Thus, by reasonably exercising the freedoms they enjoy byvirtue of the law, citizens may effectively participate in the improvement and amendment of the law, and also the furtherance of democracy.
This factor will only grow in importance as developing countries' exports diversify into sectors with higher technological sophistication and value-added, where the proliferation of environmental and health standards andtechnical regulations may effectively create non-tariff barriers.
The overriding aim of the project is to assist countries in building national capacities in order that they may effectively monitor progress towards the educational goals that they have set for themselves.
It is reasonably anticipated that much of the work may effectively be done at a level other than P 4 and, accordingly, it is proposed that four of the new Professional positions to be funded from the support account be at the P3 level and two at the P-2 level.
Where narrow exceptions to thecriminalization of abortion exist, such as to save the life of a woman, criminalization may effectively block access to information about legal abortion services.
Efforts should be madeby civil society and the Government to strengthen civil society so that it may effectively advocate for the advancement of the situation of Ecuadorians of African descent and contribute to the fight against the discrimination faced by them.
We reiterate our willingness to pursue that cooperation with the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad(MINURCAT) so that it may effectively accomplish its mandate in the East of our country.