Examples of using Diverging in English and their translations into Hungarian
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consent are governed by the national law of the host Member State, which means that diverging internal Member State procedures apply.
with the genomes diverging by just 1.6 percent.
and typically diverging, interests of assorted stakeholders involved in international business.
In addition, you learn to deal with the diverse and sometimes diverging interests of various stakeholders involved in international business.
Students learn to deal with the diverse and sometimes diverging interests of various stakeholders involved in international business.
Cooperation and appropriate exchange of information should also minimise the potential for diverging scientific opinions.
as to ensure increased legal certainty and to avoid diverging interpretations in Member States.
interpretations by national and regional authorities, with diverging practices emerging.
the positive slope of the regression line indicated a diverging trend across Member States.
Adopting a Directive would not help solve the current e-signature interoperability issues stemming from diverging transpositions of Directive 99/93/EC.
Diverging enforcement across Member States: The level of sanctions for the infringement of EU consumer law by a company varies significantly between Member States,
These can be partly explained by the diverging structures of the agricultural sector and different climatic conditions(leading to different needs
all their divine associates are reflective of the outward, diverging motion of the Supreme,
These cases are particularly sensitive and Member States have adopted diverging approaches on how to ensure compliance with the various fundamental rights affected,
Diverging wage and cost trends, the accumulation of a sustainable external debt position
Diverging legislation and practices as regards these products, including on safety requirements, exist between Member States,
the proper functioning of the internal market is negatively affected, by diverging laws of certain Member States which, with a varying degree of effectiveness,
In countering arguments for successful integration, we must also point out that if people with diverging goals find themselves in the same system or country,
Diverging legislation and practices including on safety requirements exist in Member States.
In the absence of harmonised Union rules on sustainability- related disclosures to end investors, it is likely that diverging measures will continue to be adopted at national level and different approaches in different financial services sectors might persist.