Examples of using Navigable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The original Seville was born where the river became no longer navigable for seagoing ships.
I am referring to commands such as navigable only via command line.
DANTE outcomes shall strengthen the competitive position of companies using the Danube and its navigable tributaries in their logistic chain, thus contributing to economic growth and the creation of jobs in the region by increased efficient public administration.
(16) To further facilitate mobility for boatmasters, all Member States with navigable inland waterways should be allowed, where practicable,
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Hungary has not signed the‘Declaration on effective waterway infrastructure maintenance on the Danube and its navigable tributaries' On 7 June 2012,
I feel there is lot more enduring value, really, in this folk technology which streches it out and makes a navigable space.
Whereas national navigable waterways not linked to the navigable network of another Member State are not subject to international competition
Member States may opt to make Union certificates of qualification compulsory on national inland waterways not linked to the navigable network of another Member State.
(1a) A Member State may exempt boatmasters from the obligation set out in paragraph 1 where those boatmasters are operating exclusively on national inland waterways which are not linked to the navigable network of another Member State.
groups of crew members having a specific qualification operating exclusively on national inland waterways not linked to the navigable network of another Member State from the obligation set out in paragraph 1.
it can be viewed by any Plex Client in a beautiful to see and easily navigable form.
also navigable in winter.
as they are surrounded by- considering the technology of the time- hardly navigable waters.
because for several centuries Milan, without borders, was a navigable, port city,
making the few previously navigable routes near shore accessible more months of the year.
The specter of hungry southern nations fishing the newly navigable doughnut hole prompted a recent report by the Pew Environment Group to warn that without a new set of regulations for the region,
This route will also be navigable only for a limited time of the year;
The regime established by this Convention shall apply to the navigable part of the Danube River between Ulm
across the Silvretta Ski Safari to the countless navigable adventure mountains of the surroundings- no other region offers such a variety of options for winter sports!