Examples of using It must not be forgotten in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It must not be forgotten that an island product has to suffer at least a 20% extra-cost when arriving in a Mainland port(because of the transport).
Yet it must not be forgotten that the time of which I write was considered“good times” in England.
It must not be forgotten that foreign debt constitutes for many ACP countries an insurmountable obstacle to economic and social development10.
It must not be forgotten that all blessings are of the Father though all are by the Son.
One factor in gaining the support of public opinion is that it must not be forgotten that citizens and consumers are also working men and women.
But it must not be forgotten that preparing for future life as a couple is above all the task of the family.
In the debate on biofuels, it must not be forgotten that their production in Europe, where fuel crops are grown on two per cent of all arable land, has an extremely minimal effect on food prices.
It must not be forgotten that the field of action of these mutinous generals was limited to border regions inhabited mainly by non-Russian nations,
However, it must not be forgotten that this resolution also advocates adopting fundamental measures aimed at restructuring the international financial system,
growing intangible share and financialisation of the economy, but it must not be forgotten that current developments are founded on people's increasing training and skills
It must not be forgotten that we are not simply a number of souls, torn away from the unity of Hungarians, but a separate historical unit for a thousand years,
It must not be forgotten that the main purpose of finance is to support businesses
It must not be forgotten that there is no infallible method, nor a method that is completely bad,
It must not be forgotten that we are not simply a number of souls, torn away from the unity of Hungarians,
In the context of the new concern for good governance, it must not be forgotten that more efficient public administration will only be achieved if training for public officials goes hand in hand with the political commitment to make the requisite regulatory changes.
Gravely as certain evils of the pre-War period corroded and threatened to undermine the inner strength of the nation, it must not be forgotten that other states suffered even more than Germany from most of these ailments and yet in the
(17) Indeed, it must not be forgotten that, according to the case‑law of the Court of Justice,‘State aid, as defined in the Treaty, is a legal
True, the Jews had been'hit harder than any other people', but it must not be forgotten that their destruction took place at a time when the whole human race had nearly fallen into a bottomless pit.
On the other hand, it must not be forgotten that the price to pay for the implementation of the demanding