Examples of using Favourably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I hope that the development of a logical and clear way of applying VAT will favourably influence EU taxation policy as a whole.
There are several versions to an obmra which are most favourably looking on long hair.
This prohibition shall also cover any rule prohibiting payees from treating payment devices of a given scheme more or less favourably than others.
Over the working of the muscles the Eastern techniques effect mainly on the energetical system while the Western skill working with oil influences favourably the circulation of the blood and lymph respectively.
This means members of the WTO must treat the nationals of other member countries no less favourably than their own nationals.
It is always harmful to compare ourselves with others in the Body of Christ- either favourably or unfavourably.
For she goes about seeking such who are worthy of her, shows herself favourably to them in the ways, and meets them in every thought.
thus also favourably impacting the appearance of its environs.
It would also enhance the efficiency of the European Neighbourhood Policy alongside that of official development aid and would favourably influence the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
whose jurisdiction also extends to villages, shall be determined in a coordinated way, favourably for the population.
was received favourably not only by the Hungarian public
Anyway, a bunny is a kind of‘accessory' that is used in ads favourably, because it sells the products.
Stock markets in the non-euro area EU Member States continued to perform favourably in 2004, with some of the stock market indices, especially those of most of the new Member States,
Several possibilities mentioned in the green paper, such as the possibility of promotion at local and regional level, were favourably received by many delegations,
there was thus at least a theoretical chance that a simultaneous UN resolution would favourably influence events.
Stock markets in the noneuro area EU Member States continued to perform favourably in2004, with some of the stock market indices,
In no instance may a Swiss national be treated less favourably in respect of the acquisition of agricultural land and forests than at
If, within six months from the date of the circulation of the communication, not less than one half of the States Parties reply favourably to the request, the Director-General shall present such proposal to the next Meeting of States Parties for discussion
The Indian government responded favourably in August to the Commission's Communication of June 16, and proposed the creation
because I view favourably the progress made by Serbia in implementing reforms in the areas of public administration,