Examples of using Deemed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
The equivalent of the government has deemed your child dangerous and are coming to kill her.
The building was deemed dangerous.
Industry in sectors deemed beneficial for the Cypriot economy.
Presentation of the identity document is a contractual condition deemed essential to the hotel.
Deemed too dangerous.
Admission criteriaHold a law degree from the Université de Montréal or a diploma deemed equivalent;
From the University of Montreal or diploma deemed equivalent;
By continuing to use the website you will be deemed to accept such variations.
Conduct any other examination deemed necessary.
Must not include words deemed lewd, racist, or objectionable by the Delaware Secretary of State.
LAPD will move in as soon as the area's deemed safe.
If deemed to be appropriate by the Member State authoring the plan, that Member State
Discrimination is deemed to be any act that violates any fundamental right
Mr Sepi deemed the results to be positive, as the joint declaration emphasised the issue of human rights,
If deemed relevant and efficient by the Commission, the InvestEU Fund should subsequently contribute to other existing
He took a firm stance against what he deemed the"evil empire",
The official texts of European Union legislation published in the Official Journal of the European Union are the only versions deemed authentic.
In some cases, when deemed necessary, the physician may decide to assist in the diagnosis by performing an IGF-I generation test.
Looking at the cost of EUR 16 billion deemed necessary for solar energy research,
The recently adopted Energy Efficiency Directive(EED) is deemed to be an important step forward to reach the objective of 20% reduction of energy consumption in the EU by 2020 compared to 2005.