Examples of using May reverse in English and their translations into Russian
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No Caster may reverse death.
However, it market conditions turn negative the surplus-expenses balance may reverse.
This position may reverse the entire situation.
Plant-based, whole foods diet may reverse CHD.
Any unexpected news or event may reverse the trend, and without managing to react, you will lose all the money.
Accordingly, as long as the right of public action is not extinguished, the Crown Procurator may reverse his decision not to prosecute.
It may reverse the hard-earned socio-economic and political gains that Africa achieved in the recent past.
Unanticipated setbacks may reverse our momentum.
In humans, NSI-189 may reverse the human hippocampal atrophy seen in MDD and other disorders and reverse their symptoms.
Exceptionally, the Minister of Economics may reverse a merger prohibition.
Depending on amplitude of the mean and cyclic load,net stress in the specimen may be in one direction through the loading cycle, or may reverse direction.
According to the United Kingdom,this trend may reverse, however, now that air access is imminent.
If however a price touches the lower Band and the RSI is below 30 and falling(in an oversold state),it indicates the trend may reverse and move upward.
If the Supreme Court finds sufficient legal grounds it may reverse a verdict and return the case for retrial.
A number of experimental programmes are attempting to create culturally appropriate and bilingual schools that may reverse this trend.
Under article 12(3) of the Regulations,the Secretariat may reverse a decision not to publish in extenso at any time.
The Supreme Court may reverse the final judgment of a court or grant a new deadline for an appeal according to the bases set forth in Chapter 31 of the Code of Judicial Procedure.
A decision not to prosecute is not a final decision;the Crown Prosecutor may reverse it at any time until the right of public action is extinguished.
Expanding demand for biofuels may reverse the long-term decline in real agricultural commodity prices that, for decades, has discouraged public and private investment in agriculture and rural areas in many developing countries.
If however price touches the upper Band and the RSI is above 70 or possibly even higher(in an overbought state that is),the trend may reverse and decline example provided below.
These intersecting crises jeopardize and may reverse some of the advances made with regard to gender equality during the post-Beijing era.
If it is convinced by any arguments of the Party that the communication is inadmissible or that there are serious doubts concerning its admissibility,the Committee may reverse or suspend its preliminary decision.
If the financial situation improves in 2003, the Executive Director may reverse those decisions, either partially or in full, and will inform the Commission accordingly.
The Government is aware that strong political commitment andaggressive preventive control measures are essential to prevent a generalised epidemic which may reverse the country's development gains thus far.
An increase in house construction may reverse this trend as any increased demand seems likely to be satisfied by imports, rather than domestic production.
As we know, no legally binding decisions or resolutions are to be adopted this year, butit is in our hands to send clear messages that may reverse some of the negative trends we have witnessed in recent years.
In my letter, I also explained the review procedures, which may reverse the initial decision of the interviewing Identification Commission member to include or to exclude applicants from the provisional list.
That does not mean that one should not make an effort to be more sincere than one is, saying to oneself,"All right, I shall wait for my ego to disappear in order tobe sincere", because one may reverse the terms and say that if you do not try sincerely your ego will never disappear.
The recent decline in commodity prices from the April 2011 peak may reverse this situation and lead to a deterioration in economic conditions in those countries which are dependent on commodity exports.
There are still many complaints from the Nicaraguan people and human rights organizations about abuses of authority and the slow pace of justice;these may be attributable to practices which are inconsistent with human rights, and this may reverse the progress which has been so hard-won.