Examples of using Inquires in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The good economist inquires also what the effect of the policy will be on all groups.
Someone who visits a pig farm and inquires where the white pig with the black ears has gone is told that it has been sent to market.
his initiated disciple, who inquires for the reason of this silence,
She meets the king and inquires about the Guardian of the City
If anyone stops and inquires tell them you're news reporters
It has both a pure science component, which inquires into the subject without regard to its application,
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put to shame pride and ambition, inquires with tenderest sympathy,‘What wilt thou that I shall do unto thee?'.
it specifies the role of nature in personal action and inquires into the possibility of nature constituting a moral norm.
worshiper of Allah dies, Allah inquires from His angels,'Have you taken into your custody the soul of the child of My worshiper?'?
Based on the personal data of all the parties involved in the home loan transaction, the bank's credit administrator inquires from the Central Credit Information System whether there is any negative information about the participants.
It is of special interest for the thinker who inquires into the nature of these forces to note that whereas the actions between individual molecules
The text inquires into the contemporary moment of the emergence of the post-Other through the unmasking of the colonial
the possible complications, inquires about previous sicknesses,
the good economist inquires also what the effect of the policy will be on all groups….
The national court inquires, in essence, whether the circumstance that female workers of 60 to 65 years of age have social cover by virtue of the statutory retirement pension is such as to make their situation specific vis-à-vis the situation of male workers in the same age bracket,
The author further inquires, why, after so many letters from doctors testifying to the highly unsatisfactory results of radium treatment(repeatedly published in the british medical journal),
as John Dury[135] inquires, about 1655, in a pamphlet directed against Cromwell's protege, Menasseh ben Israel.
the archive images and the re-enactment of the events taking place in the room behind the balcony, he inquires into this cultural technique- while the goal of his work is to liberate the event
because in his simplicity of heart someone inquires: by what force did Napoleon do this?