These extremophiles tell us that life may exist in many other environments.

It may still exist I don't know.

Consequently, errors that may exist in other modules would not have been identified.

Oh spare me, that I may recover strength, before I go away, and exist no more.

Oh spare me, that I may recover strength, before I go away, and exist no more.

And these people, a handful of people, have been working for 20 years, looking for particles that may or may not exist.

The group suggested that the board should disclose facilities which may exist to provide members with professional advice.

A handicap may exist even without proof of physical limitations or other ailments.

No specific requirement on their publication may exist, although a general requirement of transparency in public administration may apply.

There may well exist different perspectives with regard to the possible substance of negotiations.

Fundamental extremism with its manifestations may continue to exist in areas in the east.

7.4 In the circumstances, the Committee considers that substantial grounds exist for believing that T.A. may risk being subjected to torture if returned to Bangladesh.

That person doesn't exist today.

A similar relationship may exist between the effects of the conduct of parties to a treaty.

In the second line, replace the words and the links between the two with and the possible links that may exist between the two in certain countries , since there are countries, such as Brazil, where such links do not exist.

Several exclusions exist in principal the Convention applies to listed chemicals that may cause death, temporary incapacitation or permanent harm to humans or animals.

There may sometimes exist rules and regulations regulating public procurement issued by various agencies handling public procurement.

I don't believe that ghosts exist.

Even if found justified, it does not terminate a treaty the Treaty may be ineffective as long as the condition of necessity continues to exist it may in fact be dormant, but unless the parties by mutual agreement terminate the treaty it continues to exist.

Note that the maximum doesn't always exist.

This function may exist either as a branch within force headquarters or as a unit within the Operations Branch.

Mathematicians began to create shapes that didn't exist.

The same type of obligation may well exist for an international organization also under a rule of general international law.

He was told that a cure did not exist.

These are companies that didn't exist five years ago.

Three sites that no longer exist have been removed.

Similar conditions exist or may begin to exist in several locations worldwide. So the global nature of this problem must be recognized and addressed in places where environmental degradation is already bringing about a dangerous deterioration in peoples lives.

Alternatively, the possibility of large fines may exist but the competition agency, or a reviewing court, may have been unwilling to impose them, not understanding the importance of doing so.

If God is a bystander, observing but not involved, then God may well exist, but we don't want to know about Him.

Ghosts exist.

By that he meant to suggest that nuclear disarmament does not exist.

Because you see now, I presented statistics that don't exist.

However, no studies exist yet that show how or why.

Before that, obviously, technology didn't exist. But obviously it did.

For example, it seems that cement cartels exist almost everywhere.

States Parties shall carry out their obligations under paragraph 1 of the present article in conformity with any treaties or other arrangements on mutual legal assistance that may exist between them.

The dominant things that exist here we know almost nothing about.

Now there are two groups that exist within the Muslim world.

Profile doesn't exist

Margarine didn't exist.

Do we exist?

Love doesn't exist.

He doesn't exist.

Does love exist?

Financial concerns exist