Examples of using A changing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The elections might represent a changing of the guard, but the threat of anti-Semitism is still here.”.
There's a changing of the guard at the Bank for International Settlements,
It reflects a combination game, a changing, gaudy jigsaw puzzle of clear
This involves repentance, a changing of mind about sin(Acts 3:19), and calling on the name of the Lord(Romans 10:9- 10, 13).
There's been a changing of the guard at the Bank for International Settlements,
limit the EU's ability to prepare for a changing marine system.
I reject option 2 because there is no element in the coil that can be affected by a changing electric field in the capacitor.
the extent to which EU policy has to change to reflect a changing global economy.
you may find that some of the physical symptoms of a changing pregnant body are more complicated for you.
to ensure workers who lose their jobs due to such trade changes are neither forgotten nor ignored in a changing economic environment.'.
the temperature stability(therefore it has a changing daily and yearly course).
In the context of a changing global economic situation
This degree program prepares a new generation of higher education professionals who will confront a changing and global marketplace where academic expertise extends beyond the challenge of creating the most appropriate teaching and learning environments.
A changing which in any case has not injured the original spirit of the Institute which goes on to be found on the work groups,
without resistance and without the presence of a changing Magnetic field,
your thought process and an adjustment of your vibration and a changing of your point of attraction
if necessary, help them to adapt to a changing external trading environment.
co-operation between all European nations and believing that peoples and States should become more than ever aware of the part that universities will be called upon to play in a changing and increasingly international society.
If this leads to a change in conditions, they must be changed for everyone.