Sentence examples for may have remitted from inspiring English sources

The Secretary of the Air Force may have remitted or cancelled any part of the indebtedness of a person to the United States or any instrumentality of the United States incurred while the person was serving as a member of the Air Force, whether as a regular or a reserve in active status, but only if the Secretary considers such action to be in the best interest of the United States.

Another possible explanation for these findings is that if swimming pool attendance causes asthma and wheezing at an early age [ 24], children at 12 years of age may have remitted from wheezing while retaining the asthma diagnosis into school age.

Further that self-reports of cognitive difficulties may persist even when depression has remitted.

In fact, since 1990, the Bank has remitted to the Treasury $4.9 billion.

The active phase lasts for weeks to months and may have a remitting and relapsing course.

The role of charities in identifying need is worthy, but can raise expectations which they may have no remit to address.

Had the longitudinal requirement been added, some patients classified as remitted may have been classified as non-remitted.

The payments may have been his remit but the idea that the chairman and chief executive of a company would not be aware that he was receiving huge payments is ludicrous.' Radler has stood down from his role at the Chicago Sun-Times and spent the past week in Vancouver, where he is keeping a low profile.

Constructs from personal recovery in schizophrenia, such as a sense of personal agency, may have also differed between the remitted and non-remitted patients [ 41], but these were not measured in our study.

That was encouraging countries to use the WTO's enforcement powers to pursue objectives that may have stretched beyond its remit.

Responders who do not remit may have appreciable residual symptomatology, and patients with residual symptoms have been found to be at higher risk for relapse or recurrence [ 26].