Examples of using May point in English and their translations into Russian
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These may point to damage to the components.
Traders expect the statement of the Bank of Japan which may point to lower rates of monetary easing in the country.
The diagnosis may point at process, instrument or automation-related issues.
Similarly, the new knowledge is a source of innovation, andvice versa a new market prospects for innovation may point to new prospects of research.
True, Western opponents may point to the Russian military presence in the region.
For example, indicators identifying the different types of households experiencing high levels of financial stress may point to those most likely to have unacceptably low living standards.
This instead may point to obstacles preventing women from seeking services.
Nevertheless, there are some questions about the effectiveness of some national initiatives which may point to the need for more robust regulation by the States concerned.
This may point to a logical error in the code or a typo in one of the comparisons.
High levels of pretrial detention may point to shortcomings of the criminal justice system.
Some may point at the Fukushima incident, but that was not natural but a false flag attack.
While there are some positive achievements to which we may point, there is a long way to go yet, particularly for small States.
Some may point to two elements, some to fifty, and some to none at all.
In the US, the market gathers information bit by bit, which may point to an acceleration of inflation next month, which is vital for dollar buyers.
This may point to a way of giving OCT imaging the ability to discriminate between cells of epithelial vs fibroblastic phenotype.
Today we do not expect a change in monetary policy settings in the United States, butthe head of the Fed rhetoric may point to further tightening by the regulator, which will lead to an increase in the US dollar and the fall of euro.
Your matchmaker may point you on different aspects, which you can improve or enhance in order to achieve the desired result.
While the Committee welcomes the steps takento address the problem, it is nevertheless concerned that such a performance may point to serious managerial lapses requiring urgent remedial action.
A high number of innovations may point at a dynamic market and hence may hinder collusion.
Even in the contextof a conflict-resolution election, the CIM notes his concern that significant elements of the climate of the pre-election period may point towards disintegration and an unsatisfactory resolution of the conflict.
Current trends in global cooperation may point towards a looser, more fragmented structure of global governance.
This may point to possible resource constraints in the criminal justice system that prevent expeditious processing of crime suspects in pretrial detention.
In addition, the low level of responses indicating public-private partnerships for providing affordable housing may point to the need for further studies on housing problems in the region and the ways they are addressed.
Where there is evidence that may point to innocence, this should be reviewable at any time, including after the conclusion of the legal process.
This may be a function of the relative newness of this practice as compared to others, andthe need to provide country office staff members with tools to help them adopt good practices; or it may point to the fact that there are particular challenges in integrating these drivers in crisis work.
This may point at a quickening economic recovery that may lead to a surge in demand for gasoline during the coming driving season.
A sharp increase in the number of participants in Africa in 2008 as compared to 2009 was achieved in spite of a smaller number of events, which may point to increased effectiveness of such events and therefore to good results in raising awareness of DLDD and related issues among the population in general.
As the drive cylinder may point in any direction, the actuator can be positioned as required, so there is a great deal of flexibility in terms of mounting options.
Furthermore, paragraph 4 states that should there be any suspicion of a contravention that is not refuted through enquiries pursuant to the third paragraph,the financial institution is obliged, on its own initiative, to forward information on all circumstances that may point towards such a contravention to the National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime, ØKOKRIM.
This difference may point to a difference in perception, linked to the position of the body that makes the evaluation, e.g. the assessment by the corporate governance commission or by an investor protection association. 4 12.