Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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a closed loop which characterises a periodic system,
But what else characterises a Christian, if not the endeavour to allow his whole life
It works by slowing down the rapid production of skin cells that results in the scaly red patches of inflamed skin that characterises the condition.
a tendency to look at even well known things from a new point of view characterises Gelfand as a teacher,
The EESC calls for a clear definition of delegated acts and of the term"non-essential", which characterises such acts, for the length
This elegance, however, is not the same type of elegance that characterises a beautiful outfit in a fashion show,
This is how world-famous German religious historian Jan Assmann characterises the relationship to the past;
The horizontal aspect that characterises integrated maritime transport will be guaranteed- I hope with the forthcoming funding package- by the EU budget
Low labour performance characterises the sector and the situation of forests can be improved by better accessibility of forests,
against this pressure so that eventually the inexpressible rhetoric of socially intolerable relationships- which characterises most reports and which also now characterises this report on taxation- is no longer capable of winning a majority in this House either.
which most certainly characterises the effect of a barrier to access to the market,
Since the roots of such violence lie in the unequal balance of power between the sexes that still characterises our society, it by no means affects only a small number of women on the margins of society.
the EU must become more involved in the slow democratic process which characterises most countries in the region and encourage the fostering
promotes good relations in the spirit of mutual understanding and cooperation which characterises relations between Member States of the European Union.
then the teacher without any stereotyped letters or numbers, simply characterises what the child is like,
cooperative concept of security that characterises the OSCE and also makes it unique,
This should not fill us with fear, but we should instead positively find inspiration mutatis mutandis from the economic way of thinking that characterises the United States today, and which characterises Japan, who are now applying economic tools that they did not apply previously.
shall be awarded according to the legal arrangements applicable to the type of procurement which characterises the main subject matter of the relevant concession contract.
thus mitigating the imbalance between job supply and demand that characterises the sector and helping to reduce the rate of unemployment.
is thought to be responsible for the excessive self-referential thought and rumination that characterises the condition.