Examples of using For responding in English and their translations into Hungarian
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making the Directive less helpful for responding to workers' and business needs.
Commission suggests strengthening and widening the possibilities for responding to public health emergencies.
That interpretation is confirmed by Article 15(1b) of Directive 2002/58, which provides that providers are to establish internal procedures for responding to requests for access to users' personal data, based on provisions of national law adopted pursuant to Article 15(1) of that directive.
The“Justice and Home Affairs” Council on 1-2 December provided an opportunity for the Commission to present its Communication on‘Priority actions for responding to the challenges of migration:
They also affect the potential for responding to the real problems of the old continent,
to indicate options for responding to this increase.
indicate options for responding to that increase.
Ensuring clear common obligations in respect of the provision of mechanisms for responding to harm arising from healthcare is essential to prevent lack of confidence in those mechanisms being an obstacle to taking up cross-border healthcare.
Customer will be responsible for responding to the request.
industrial leadership, for responding to societal challenges,
The Communication contained ideas regarding the possibility to provide for a mechanism for responding to exceptional circumstances, including by a possible coordinated EU-based temporary reintroduction of
Council position Amendment(21) Ensuring clear common obligations in respect of the provision of mechanisms for responding to harm arising from healthcare is essential to prevent lack of confidence in those mechanisms being an obstacle to taking up cross-border healthcare.
protocols for responding to cases, efforts for reparation
the preparedness plans of Member States for responding to health threats and emergencies).
the part of the brain that is primarily responsible for learning from one's mistakes and for responding to sad and fearful facial expressions(the amygdala)
The challenge for the health industry is in planning for, responding to and effectively managing change in a complex and busy environment.
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