Examples of using Has pointed out in English and their translations into Hungarian
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As Derrick has pointed out elsewhere, even if every American took every single action suggested by Al Gore it would only reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 21 percent.
As the political scientist Philippe Schmitter has pointed out,"Liberalism, either as a conception of political liberty,
István Borzsák has pointed out, that the source of this section was the historical work of Marcus Iustianus Iustinus.
Demographer Anatoly Vishnevsky has pointed out that this has barely improved since the 1960s
As the commissioner has pointed out, General Williams, Sirius 4 is no longer a colony. It is a dominion.
It is true, as Huawei has pointed out, that that case-law is based on facts which are not directly comparable with those of the dispute before the referring court.
For another reason, as the Estonian Government has pointed out, serious crime is an evolving phenomenon,
In that regard, the Court has pointed out that the answer must be based on the origins,
Russia has pointed out that Ukraine owes it more than $3.5 billion in unpaid gas bills.
Eurostat, on the Left-deputies Sabine Zimmermann has pointed out.
budget accuracy(4), as the Court has pointed out before on several occasions(5).
among others, has pointed out in the Council.
Eurostat, on the Left-Deputy Sabine Zimmermann has pointed out.
As the referring court has pointed out, the bringing of an action for a prohibitory injunction would not constitute an abuse of a dominant position if the infringer's conduct were purely tactical and/or dilatory and/or not serious.
CEO of Amphenol, has pointed out, so far they have been present mainly in Asia
As the International Law Association has pointed out, the International Court of Justice“has not in fact said in so many words that just because there are(allegedly)
As the Court of First Instance has pointed out,‘although[the Charter of fundamental rights of the European Union]
As the honourable Member has pointed out, improvement of road safety and reducing the high number of
Chellis Glendinning has pointed out that in western culture we define our"self" in terms of boundaries,
The EESC has pointed out that one key to the success of the national reform programmes is the widest possible involvement of all relevant social players- in particular the social partners- in every phase of the process.