Examples of using May avoid in English and their translations into Slovak
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Metzger may avoid prosecution.
If you are experiencing morning sickness, for example, your massage therapist may avoid using rocking techniques.
People with SAD may avoid social interaction.
Traditional anti-inflammatory treatments can often cause stomach upset,and using the extract may avoid these side effects.
Eventually the person may avoid social situations and rather stay at home.
By giving priority to youthemployment in their national budgets, Member States may avoid higher costs in the future.
The user may avoid the cookies' registration by the configuration of his/her navigator.
People with social phobia may avoid social interaction.
This may avoid the brivaracetam plasma concentration falling below the efficacy level and prevent breakthrough seizures from occurring.
People who have this severe fear of childbirth may avoid becoming pregnant even if they do want to have a child.
Email-Brokers may avoid payment of damages of any kind by supplying, in good time, new data carefully selected following the complaint from the customer.
Individuals suffering from common stomach disorders may avoid many types of foods until their digestion is back on track.
If it is caused by an allergy at home or atwork, simply avoiding the allergen(for example, a dog or cat) may avoid future problems.
By being aware of the risks and the physics, the drivers may avoid many unpleasant situations and potential accidents.
Some massage therapists may avoid additional areas such as pressure points in the ankles, foot, and sacrum(a large triangular bone at the base of the spine).
Grant me the Spirit ofWonder and Awe that I may be filled with living reverence towards God and may avoid anything that would displease him.
Placing them under the muscles may avoid damage to your nerves and milk ducts and prevent the mixing of silicone with breast milk.
Among the most significant differences ofsynthetic AAS compared to testosterone is that they may avoid either or both of these enzymatic conversions.
Women having a lumpectomy and radiation therapy who have a smaller tumor andno more than 2 sentinel lymph nodes with cancer may avoid a full axillary lymph node dissection.
The voluntary control exercised by self-regulatory bodies toeliminate misleading or unlawful comparative advertising may avoid recourse to administrative or judicial action and ought therefore to be encouraged.
The insurer may avoid this result by choosing the law applicable to the insurance contract(most likely the law of its own seat) by way of agreement with the policyholder.
Thanks to the demonstrations,we can be newly hopeful that Turkey may avoid the path it had been on, that of despotism, Islamification and increasingly rogue foreign relations.
You can talk first to elder siblings, because within a Chinese family, traditional family structure is rigid and hierarchical,so easing an issue into the family through the natural hierarchy may avoid problems.
Consequently, I believe that a summit in June may avoid adopting a position on the fact that there are so many internal tensions in the euro system.
It was also found that extending the scope of the charging schemes for thetrans-European network to other interurban roads may avoid the problem of potential traffic diversion from toll motorways to non-toll interurban roads.
(2.0)Mildly abnormal relationships- The child may avoid looking the adult in the eye,avoid the adult or become fussy if interaction is forced, be excessively shy, not be as responsive to the adult as is typical, or cling to parents somewhat more than most children of the same age.
In those circumstances, it is necessary to examine whether theoperators of those small communal antennae installations may avoid the requirement that authorisation be obtained from the rightholders under one of the exceptions provided for in Article 5 of Directive 2001/29.
Also known as bikeshedding, this bias explains why an organisation may avoid specialised or complex subjects, such as the design of a nuclear reactor, and instead focus on something easy to grasp or rewarding to the average participant, such as the design of an adjacent bike shed.