Examples of using More general in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A more general coverage against crises that result in severe income losses would allow existing safety net provisions to be further simplified
The more general and urgent the need,
as well as more general information(e.g. on regulations,
The art reflecting on the events provides a broader, more general expression of meaning than any given jubilee.
Put in more general terms: Social movements bring new political aims(e.g. sustainability), new institutions(e.g. Agenda 21)
You can find more general information about the Ambassador network
The benefits of a Bachelor in Creative Industries Management are the specific differences between it and more general management degrees.
For this reason, we will delay the discussion of exceptions until Section 10.6, and the more general topic of uncertain information until Chapter 13.
From the point of view of exact natural science,“laws” are all the more important and valuable the more general they are;
In more general terms, our dating site forbids its members to circulate any illegal or erroneous information.
by their very nature, necessarily more general than specific.
which is quite consistent with more general studies of fees for legal counsel.
language for specifying workflows, WF instead takes the more general approach of using activities.
overcasts needs of more general overview and detailed assessment of the spectrum of the relevant policies.
Meaningfulness naturally does not coincide with laws as such, and the more general the law the less the coincidence.
In more general terms, the lack of interest shown by enterprises
As part of a more general culture change, impact assessment has become
whilst others will go on to more general management any leadership roles in large and international organizations.
In addition to the five actions to increase demand, support work of a more general nature is needed.
A more general description is the two-fluid picture,