Examples of using Is to be understood in English and their translations into Hungarian
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to tax legislation applicable to value added tax, special taxes on consumption and">excise duties" is to be understood independently of the passage(departure, destination or transit) or otherwise of the goods or services through the territory of the other Contracting Party.
The sixth recital explains that this exclusion is to be understood in light of the scope of the EU legislation on the control of weapons, which does not apply
European statistics are also indispensable if‘Europe' is to be understood by the general public and citizens are to take part
administrative sanctions and questions what is to be understood by"serious breaches" of EU law.
administrative sanctions and to define what is to be understood by"serious breaches" of EU law.
If one asks: What is to be understood by the word miracle? it may be explained(since
They state that the concept of“article” is to be understood as each object meeting the definition of“article” as provided for in REACH,
The sacred is to be understood not only in relation to the divine,
The Commission states that even if this Treaty provision is to be understood as containing a general prohibition of all restrictions to move within the European Union, the refusal of the tax advantages sought by Mr Schempp are sufficiently justified for
in the context of the ERDF, how the concept of leverage is to be understood.
if we wish to characterize without further ado- as we are not now speaking about the path of knowledge- what is to be understood by the term‘homeless man,' we may briefly say,
for example, are to be understood gender-neutrally.
The key is to be understanding rather than judgmental.
The principles are to be understood as follows: Safety is taken to mean certainty with regard to transactions,
It points out that the Directive does not give any guidance on how the terms‘who have resided legally' in the territory of the host Member State are to be understood.
However, there was a heated debate surrounding a the scope and b what was to be understood by ecological focus.
Bearing in mind what has here been said, it will be realized how the descriptions of spiritual science are to be understood.
Still others deal with advanced stages of the spiritual life and are to be understood only by those who have already passed through the earlier stages.
by having the Commission provide explanations, for information purposes, on how changes in the VAT law are to be understood.
The words of the angel to Daniel relating to the last days were to be understood in the time of the end.