Examples of using May in some cases in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Financial
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The heatmap may in some cases be asymetric.
Cyclosporine and ketoconazole, slowing down the metabolism of dexamethasone, may in some cases increase its toxicity.
Wheels may in some cases replace the coulter.
The mail addressed to the Controller is archived and may in some cases be used for purposes of proof.
Voluntary, but may in some cases be necessary for the conclusion of the contract.
Mail addressed to the service provider is archived and may in some cases be used for evidential purposes.
Starlix may in some cases cause hypoglycaemia(low blood glucose).
The amount of financial compensation may in some cases be up to EUR 600 per passenger.
This factor may in some cases exclude the possibility of capital construction or limit the temporary possibility of a full rest in the house for example, excessive noise at certain times of the day, etc.
Repeated intra-articular injection may in some cases result in instability of the joint.
The Commission is also concerned that the positive development of investment by new entrants and the migration of customers to better-grade products via a move from resale products to bitstream andlocal loop unbundling may in some cases be frustrated by process-related problems.
This commission may in some cases include a lie detector test.
If a document has been submitted in another language, however, the court may in some cases order a party to have it translated.
The voluntary nature of this process may in some cases hamper efforts in the Internal Market as well as the EU's competitive position on the global scene.
Hypersensitivity(allergic) reactions have been reported rarely and may in some cases progress to severe allergic reactions.
The use of the existing classes may in some cases lead to safety problems linked to the fixing of the products.
The risks associated with their activities havemanifested themselves throughout the AIFM industry over recent months and may in some cases have contributed to market turbulence.
Monal contraceptive drugs. Such bleeding may in some cases replace menstruation, but may occur thereafter.
Hypersensitivity(allergic) reactions although not seen so far with Nuwiq,have been reported rarely with FVIII products and may in some cases progress to severe allergic reactions.
The use of Data for additional purposes by the Owner may in some cases, and for legal purposes, require specific consent by the User or the Data Subject.
If the client fails to fully understand the terms and conditions under which derivative transactions are executed andthe amount of potential loss, which may in some cases exceed the capital invested, then the client should not enter into such transactions.
Mirrors- means to improve the Feng Shui, which may in some cases reflect the negative impact(eg, poison arrows) or to attract positive energy(eg, view of lake from the window).
Each of the listed RS may contain a number,up to tens of parallel arms, which may in some cases strike on well farther than a few hundred meters apart.
It has been found that an increased product pressure may in some cases result in the product being pressed out of the compartment of the container between the nozzle and the walls of the filling duct.
The deactivation of third-party cookies may in some cases prevent tracking by advertisers.
Strengthening EFF support for these initiatives may in some cases only require a re-distribution of funds between measures within Axis 1, which can be decided autonomously by the Member States.
The Commission shares theCourtŐs view that steady control patterns may in some cases lead to predictability, although this is not necessarily the case. .
Working time allowed under this legislation may in some cases exceed the limits set by the Directive.
The use of Data for additional purposes by the owner of the Data(“Owner”), may in some cases, and for legal purposes, require specific consent by the User or the Owner.