Examples of using Conferring in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This equates to a spirit guide conferring on an entity's readiness to move to a higher density.
After conferring with Major Hewlett,
though not conferring omniscience, guaranteed true
This equates to a spirit guide conferring on an entity's orientation decision to be Service-to-Self
Conferring those powers on the Council also adequately takes into account the potential sensitive nature of any decision-making powers with direct implications for the national judicial
That inspiration, though not conferring omniscience, guaranteed true
Conferring such a power on the Union is one of the major innovations of the draft Lisbon Treaty.
by perpetuating the difficulties in access to remunerated employment conferring rights, in both public and private sectors;
and in both cases a secondary mutation developed conferring resistance.
The endothermic property of this reaction is relevant to the performance of drywall, conferring fire resistance to residential and other structures.
dissolved the government and issued a decree conferring full powers on a board of members of the military.
but merely conferring minor relief.
Students graduating from the MSc Business Development also obtain a certificate conferring them the title of Manager International.
I therefore conclude that Articles 20 and 21 TFEU are to be interpreted as conferring a right of residence in the territory of the Member States, based on citizenship of the Union, that is independent of the right to move between Member States.
a college of higher education conferring the doctor of pharmacy degree,
Children Act 2002 lists those adoptions which are recognised by the law of England and Wales as conferring the status of adopted child on a child.
The Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Navy fulfilled their obligations by conferring frequently with the Secretary of State
the European Space Agency, and by conferring the implementation of the programmes upon the Commission.
21 TFEU(formerly Articles 17 and 18 EC) are to be interpreted as conferring a right of residence in the territory of the Member States, based on citizenship of the Union, that is independent of the right to move between Member States.
The provision conferring presumption of conformity to harmonised standards has been modified to clarify the extent of the presumption of conformity when standards only partially cover the essential health and safety requirements.