Examples of using Elsewhere in the world in English and their translations into Hungarian
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more reliable than elsewhere in the world.
their own interests, but, as elsewhere in the world and among them there are more adventurous.
No country can address migration on its own- neither in Europe nor elsewhere in the world.
We store and process your personal information on our computers in North America, and elsewhere in the world where our facilities are located.
Public houses are culturally and socially different from other places found elsewhere in the world such as cafés, bars, bierkellers and brewpubs.
Such high-risk RN materials are at risk of being trafficked through ports to elsewhere in the world.
they have been appreciated here or elsewhere in the world and have honoured our town.
since this boosts their attractiveness and provides them with a competitive advantage over similar projects elsewhere in the world.
Today we are dismayed to see how in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world many of our brothers and sisters are persecuted, tortured and killed for their faith in Jesus.
Micro-credit systems established elsewhere in the world to alleviate pockets of poverty could be implemented.
Large conurbations in Europe are usually, as elsewhere in the world, magnets for high-quality activities, international companies
Elsewhere in the world, there are nearly 50 countries where birth control is totally free.
And, in Europe, farmers are notably younger than elsewhere in the world and are more naturally receptive to adopting new technology.
Elsewhere in the world, such as Asia,
And those refugees- those people- aspire, like so many people elsewhere in the world, to the rights and freedoms which too many of our citizens take so easily for granted.
And elsewhere in the world, there is less enthusiasm for the US' tech dominance with its anticompetitive practices.
And elsewhere in the world, there is less enthusiasm for the United States' tech dominance with its anti-competitive practices.