Examples of using Amends in English and their translations into Hungarian
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More amends.
did a terrible thing, make amends.
You have to come with me to the elders and make amends.
but I made amends with Chuck, Nate, and my dad.
Bill, I told you I don't need amends.
to make amends.
The 27 EU countries sign the Treaty of Lisbon, which amends the previous Treaties.
But now I was ready to make amends.
The proposal amends an existing Regulation regarding the mandate and functioning of a European Agency.
This proposal amends a Community legal act in force and repeals certain provisions of several directives in the field in question,
The EESC suggests that the Commission amends the definition of"victim" to strengthen the rights and recognition of the family or representative of the victim.
The new CFP regulation amends and repeals a number of regulations,
Where a Member State withdraws or amends an authorisation or does not renew it,
Directive 2011/89/EU(Ficod1) amends certain directives including Solvency II as regards the supplementary supervision of financial entities in a financial conglomerate.
As the Directive amends another Directive in order to include aviation in the Community scheme, other instruments would not have been appropriate.
Except as provided in the following sentence, this Agreement shall also apply to legislation which amends, supplements or consolidates the laws specified in paragraph 1.
billing information and amends pre-existing requirements for smart meters and their roll-out.
Regulation ECB/ 2003/10 amends ECB/ 2001/13 to extend this treatment to the ten new Member States if MFIs in the euro area have significant business with them.
Regulation ECB/ 2003/10 amends ECB/ 2001/13 to cover the currencies of the ten new Member States if MFIs in the euro area have significant business in them.
A delegated act which introduces or amends a data element in the EMSWe data set shall include an explicit reference to the national legislation and requirements referred to in the third subparagraph.