Examples of using Countries in English and their translations into Hungarian
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its primary market consists of ten Central-eastern European countries, and its secondary market is constituted by Germany,
The countries involved are those currently covered by the Danube Cooperation Process(of which eight are EU Member States):
other donor countries, international organisations,
On the other hand, many times we have seen how foreign aid can actually make things much better, and many of the countries that have received substantial levels of foreign aid have effectively utilized it to fight poverty
These peer-to-peer transfers of funds across borders have enormous economic significance for many of the countries that receive them- so much
South Korea and other countries and regions, PVC floors are floor heating, heat conduction floor
would reduce the growth of capital accumulation thus very few countries are willing to undertake serious emission cuts
The Office shall be open to the participation of countries which have concluded agreements with the European Community by virtue of which they have adopted
Regrets that European countries have been relinquishing control over their airspace
It has been an economic success story for many European countries and regions; there has even been talk of a miracle in some cases
Our 6.000 international students from 85 countries study law,
academies of the BRIC bloc and other emerging countries.
The priority for all countries should be strict compliance with the rule of law
South Korea imports about 1 trillion won from around the country, the United States, Japan and other countries have advanced technology,
Those countries- unlike the European Union under Article 3(3) TEU, second sentence,
although Mrs Sudre's report may seem irrelevant to many European countries, since very few of them have outermost regions as remote as,
which operate in over 140 countries, provide assistance
other health professionals who intend to work in low- and middle-income countries or societies.
In Geneva, 175 countries adopted a Declaration of Principles outlining a common vision of the information society and a Plan of Action that
other countries as Great Britain,