Examples of using Failings in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Even May has had to own up to her failings as leader.
Failings sometimes evident even in priests and Bishops.
Such failings considerably reduce the effectiveness of checks.
Civil society organisations view the horizontal content and its failings as a major problem.
I have had a few professional failings, as well.
Madam vice president, are you referring to the president's moral failings?
It is, but it has so many failings.
There are also clear failings in the rule of law in East Timor which is not functioning fully and which has in fact never functioned fully.
Amongst the failings cited by the UKGC was William Hill accepting around £1.2 million in deposit from 10 of its customers without suspecting that the money was linked to criminal activities.
any other government's failings.
Because of these failings the measures adopted were largely inappropriate from the outset
Sarkisian's earliest experiments were designed to push her subjects towards neo-fascist beliefs about the failings of democracy, a protocol Antonov suggested.
One can only admire young Arless for eschewing so entirely the faults and failings of his parents.
it is a state with failings that we must support.
The rationale behind Marco Polo was that market and regulatory failings discourage operators from setting up alternatives to road transport.
However, the failings to date can only be made good over a long period and in many ways are still not being pursued with sufficient vigour.
Murray explains that Jews were the clear demographic for Hitler to project his personal frustrations and failings on, because they"do not fight back with fists and weapons.".
recognize others' uncontrolled failings.
to accept each other's failings.
However, it highlights failings in procurement procedures, particularly with regard to the under-estimation