Examples of using In practical terms in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Box 4 illustrates in practical terms which are the most common issues related to the lack of quality. it takes as
In practical terms, the Commission proposes that Member States with segmented labour markets should consider introducing an open-ended single contract that provides for a sufficiently long probation period
In practical terms this means that the existence of human beings will never be satisfactorily explained in terms of isolated instincts
because we did not look to the market in an ideological way, but thought in practical terms.
Shortly, the Commission will adopt a communication on'Smart Regulation' in the European Union outlining how, in practical terms, it will continue to ensure a highly effective and efficient EU regulatory framework in the coming years.
principles with a very great deal of pathos, principles which have still not brought us any further forward in practical terms and which therefore have nothing to offer apart from pathos.
The ECB will send regular communications to fee-paying institutions throughout the transition period to advise them on what these changes mean in practical terms and to guide them through the new processes related to(i) ex post invoicing;
In practical terms, the growth in the volume of credit in the EU has been influenced by macro-economic factors(reduction of interest rates
However, it is the European Union's eastern neighbours which are in need of a particular show of solidarity at the moment because, in practical terms, they do not have those support mechanisms which their neighbours immediately to the west of them have.
must know the natural laws at least in practical terms, before we can claim to have observed anything at all.
I would like to lead all of us to the way where the citizens will understand that the added value of what we are doing here is of real benefit to them in practical terms.
I also believe that in practical terms ending the Occupation will go a long way to undermining the political attacks on Israel into which otherwise moderate Arabs are drawn.
The idea that being born creates a contract with a fictional agency, which in practical terms makes you a quasi-slave to specific individuals,
support for, civil society and citizens. In practical terms, this means continuing with direct assistance to NGOs, the media
to support, civil society and citizens- and, in practical terms, that means continuing our assistance to NGOs,
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan promptly declared the need for a“new impulse” in US-Armenia relations, which in practical terms would likely mean the end of Russian military presence in Armenia
The foundation of this Bill of Rights is practical application, whereby every being is guaranteed to have a life worthy of living in practical terms, so that survival and sustainability are a given that all beings have,
In practical terms, this means that a creditor could apply for the order(1)
tourism not being an industry that in practical terms is considered an important growing industry;
Seduction in practical terms.