Examples of using Does not make it 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
One can prove the truth of anything by reasoning, but that does not make it true.
Anyway, this text does not make it possible to identify the seals clearly with the physical earth of today.
This type of document does not make it possible to take cognizance of the present conditions of use.
The mere fact that it is possible to frame a question does not make it legitimate or sensible to do so.
the labor involved does not make it prohibitive.
Man must understand that the loss of their work does not make it less valuable and expensive in your eyes.
The Court has found that the system in place does not make it possible to gauge the effectiveness of the measure.
The Committee feels that the proposed Regulation does not make it sufficiently clear how these certificates will be validated.
until a series of events does not make it real.
If an item that you are expecting does not make it to your home, you can alert the USPS as well as the company that sent the information.
However, Forbo shall undertake to disclose only generic information that does not make it possible to identify our customers;
Sharing such information however does not make it possible to indentify a certain user.
A rise in the market price of a house from $200,000 to $400,000 does not make it more functional or comfortable.
their number or distribution does not make it possible to place a fixed bridge.
the character of the service does not make it possible- e.g.
unique on the market, that does not make it hard to use.
That petitioners disagree with the result of that process does not make it any less legitimate.
symbolism to describe that pain effectively does not make it less real- just as abstract paintings are not inherently inferior to representational paintings.
The contested decision does not make it possible to identify the manufacturers which were taken into account during the‘roll-out' periods
political programme is considered incompatible with the current principles and structures of the Turkish State does not make it incompatible with the rules of democracy.