Examples of using Frictions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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perhaps as a practical method of diminishing the pains or frictions of earthly life.
ensure they can operate without any frictions, so that dinosaur can have long service life.
They found it easier to speak honestly about the things that had been bothering them, their small frictions and everyday annoyances.
while also reducing trade frictions at the UK-EU border.
while also reducing trade frictions at the UK-EU border.
However, we remain concerned that the Law on Occupied Territories- if too strictly implemented- may unnecessarily increase frictions with the entities and thus complicate the delivery of assistance.
they point to gaps and frictions, questioning the value of work,
significance of the EU, this might lead to continuous frictions at different levels of decision-making.
agreements are often necessary to keep frictions at a minimum.
Even when the group is functioning poorly, the frictions and the failures can be used constructively.
housing market fundamentals imply a further upturn, but frictions on the supply side are hindering a healthy increase in home construction,
but trade frictions and even possible disputes in case of a poor one.
around cities, has led to frictions between passenger and freight transport.
In spite of different perceptions about the world order and occasional frictions between Europe and America,
Frictions have grown between the two communist-run nations since Beijing in July sent a ship for a months-long seismic survey to an area internationally designated as Vietnam's exclusive economic zone(EEZ)
Print In the present paper we examine how the introduction of endogenous participation in an otherwise standard DSGE model with matching frictions and nominal rigidities affects business cycle dynamics
the area of inland waterway transport at international level are used, having to overcome system-inherent frictions and coping with duplication of work at different levels,
there continue to arise petty frictions, minor misunderstandings too trivial even to engage the attention of conciliators
of this new environment, and that a more European legal framework is needed to overcome fragmentation and frictions within a functioning single market.
Did that cause friction?