Examples of using Fundamental element in English and their translations into Hungarian
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political life of those peoples that it constitutes a fundamental element of their survival and well-being.
the property of the exploiting class, the fundamental element of the existence of capitalism and exploitation- just like the private property belonging to individuals.
for many of the Member States, it constitutes a fundamental element of the whole package.
a common foreign and security policy when we lack such a fundamental element in the form of a common position?
These texts also stipulate that energy saving must be a fundamental element in the renovation of buildings.
A fundamental element of the economic, environmental and social sustainability of
A fundamental element of this reform is to encourage a more strategic approach to programming,
which constitutes the fundamental element of the Cotonou Agreement;
when journalists have professionalism, they remain an important pillar, a fundamental element for the vitality of a free and pluralist society.
The EESC notes that the sea has rightly been identified as a fundamental element that can help provide the countries concerned with dynamic economic sectors
The Synod frequently insisted on the need for a prayerful approach to the sacred text as a fundamental element in the spiritual life of every believer,
remain as a pillar, a fundamental element for the vitality of a free
As a fundamental element of the SAP, these conditions are integrated into the Stabilisation
The EESC notes that the sea is correctly identified as a fundamental element that can help provide the countries concerned with dynamic economic sectors
displaced persons should constitute a fundamental element of EU policy in the areas of asylum and immigration.
on the fact that prioritising those increases must be a fundamental element in future discussions within the European institutions,
A central point of the Treaty of Lisbon and a fundamental element of federalism in the European Union, it will involve more than 5 000 people in the future 130 EU embassies in various countries.
the soil will be considered as a key part of the biosphere, a fundamental element of the environmental and climatic balance
in which Article 1 identifies human rights as a fundamental element of EU-Mexican relations.
not currently market and which it states to be incompatible with a fundamental element of its business policy.