Examples of using Citing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Those citing“extraordinary circumstances,” in which they need not pay compensation, would have to give
Burns agrees, citing,“The 1918 Spanish Flu wiped out 50 million people,
the French newspaper Le Figaro reported on Saturday, citing two military sources.
with 19 percent citing only one close relationship- often with a spouse.
Plenty of exchanges have these inflated volume numbers to create some sense of excitement around coins,” he said, citing his own experience trying to trade.
His countryman Alexandre Lacassagne helped bridge the gap between the"nature/nurture" debate by citing both hereditary and environmental factors in creating criminals.
you get the Iranians out,” the Reuters news agency quoted Netanyahu as telling Putin, citing the official.
RIA news agency reported, citing Russia's defence ministry.
The networked periodical"Monavista", citing the words of Malik, does not comment on the reliability of the facts presented by him.
Oppenheimer, citing from the Bhagavadgita, after witnessing the world's first nuclear explosion:"I am become Death, destroyer of worlds.
McCartney stayed away, issuing a press release citing"unresolved difficulties" with Harrison,
uniting and citing all previous styles.
adoption attorneys) citing costs and time delays as the reasons.
collect it in a very limited way, for instance citing requirements of data protection law as a reason for not collecting data.
This text also sheds light on aspects of Jan van Eyck's production now lost, citing a bathing scene as well as a world map which van Eyck painted for Philip the Good.
Orbán declared last July that he intended to abandon liberal democracy in favor of building an“illiberal state,” citing China, Russia, Singapore, and Turkey as role models.
Then an article published in Discover magazine citing a previous paper by Zeman prompted 21 people to get in contact with him.
as the craftsman would demand meeting you before citing the cost for doing the employment.
People magazine said, citing corrections records.
industry were generally opposed to this citing potential resource shortages or risks of destabilising current systems.