Examples of using A precondition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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REDEA's activities include strategic planning as a precondition of focused development,
I hope that the European Union will see the return of a rational spirit which respects the freedom of the market as a fundamental value and a precondition of prosperity.
In general, such an MSc as a precondition of entry is sufficient to satisfy admission conditions without the need for further coursework requirements,
Urges the Council to take its views duly into account, as a precondition to securing consent for the adoption of the EPPO Regulation;
In general, such an MSc as a precondition of entry is sufficient to satisfy admission conditions without the need for further coursework requirements, especially as far
so I forced her to get help as a precondition of our marriage.
Exploiting an escape clause, the government of Sweden has picked not to join ERM II, a precondition to receiving the Euro.
The dedication of substantial resources by companies is a precondition for the stimulation of sustainable fossil fuel technologies in commercial power generation.
Its sole function was to teach the need for atonement of sins as a precondition for authentic worship of the true and living God.
For this to be successfully undertaken, it is a precondition that the 43 Stabex-receiving countries should provide reliable annual accounts on the use of Stabex.
Jesus Christ did not impose it as a precondition to the choice of the Twelve, neither did the Apostles with regard to the men assigned to the first Christian communities.”.
Do you think this criterion should be made a precondition of the appointment of the President-in-Office of the Council?
Welcomes in this context the opening of the negotiations in May 2014 for an institutional framework as a precondition for the further development of a bilateral approach;
civil law, as the basis of its existence, as a precondition not requiring further substantiation and therefore as its natural basis.
fair competition and protection of consumer rights should be a precondition.
The EU sees democratic political structures as a precondition for reducing poverty- the main objective of its overseas development policy.
Calls on the Commission and the Member States to ensure the European citizens' fundamental right to housing assistance as a precondition of human dignity;
The restoration of macroeconomic balance, a precondition for economic growth and raising employment levels, was stipulated as the primary goal of the Revised National Action Programme.
This approach means that we should make religious freedom a precondition in our relations with sovereign states.
But the correlation between a democratic regime and prosperity is now so strong, that some democracy theorists see prosperity as a precondition of democracy.