Examples of using It is acknowledged in English and their translations into Hungarian
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While it is acknowledged that there are many barriers to work- such as childcare, availability of jobs
While it is acknowledged that small- and medium-sized enterprises may not have the same capacities as larger enterprises,
she may request a score change by displaying a red flag at the first reasonable opportunity after the breakdown until it is acknowledged by the race committee or by an umpire.
his ultimate end and the conformity of a concrete action with the human good as it is acknowledged in its truth by reason.
It is acknowledged that the reporting of potentially aggressive cross-border tax-planning arrangements would stand a better chance of achieving its envisaged deterrent effect where the relevant information reached the tax authorities at an early stage, in other words before such arrangements are actually implemented.
It is acknowledged that at the present time there may be difficulty in creating captions for time-sensitive material
433 final), it is acknowledged that'GDP has also come to be regarded as a proxy indicator for overall societal development
Regarding the co-administration with other opioids, it is acknowledged that the risk of combining fentanyl with a mixed agonist/ antagonist,
The Athanasian Creed is also received in the whole Christian world, and that also which is last said in it is acknowledged, that the Lord will come to judge the living
that also which is last said in it is acknowledged, that the Lord will come to judge the living and the dead, and then they that have done good
It is acknowledged in particular that there are Member States which have only small quantities of radioactive waste,
It was acknowledged that they had better intuitive ability.
In 1811 it was acknowledged that he was violently insane.
It was acknowledged, however, that he was a liberal man,
It was acknowledged numerous.
It was acknowledged the importance of improving SMEs regulatory framework
Lastly, in 1985, it was acknowledged by Directive 85/303/EEC5 that capital duty should be completely abolished, given its detrimental economic effects.
In the consultation that followed the Green Paper, it was acknowledged that the absence of an EU-wide definition could lead to problems, particularly in situations
It was acknowledged by the Commission that the level of harmonization of the data does not meet the usual standards of European Statistics.
It was acknowledged that there was scope for simplification or reducing administrative burdens