Examples of using Necessary to understand in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Can be replayed as many times as necessary to understand the content in preparation for taking a certified course.
Third-country citizens should be provided with the information necessary to understand the requirements and procedures for legal entry and stay in the EU.
First of all, it is important and necessary to understand that we want a common European approach
However, it is possible and necessary to understand the causes and significance of those changes that the specialist will identify.
Fact: It is not possible or necessary to understand your baby's emotional needs all the time
Develop an overall vision necessary to understand the global functioning of the economy
without actual words necessary to understand each other.
first it will be necessary to understand at what times volatility is at its highest.
without actual words necessary to understand each other.
and not necessary to understand for the type of software downloads discussed in this article.
As you will demonstrate that you have the experience and knowledge necessary to understand the risks that come with trading CFD products,
Students will acquire the critical knowledge and skills necessary to understand the legal reasoning
the Internet of Things, for both individual and common benefit, users need to be provided with the e-skills necessary to understand these new technologies, and must be motivated
and competencies necessary to understand and apply today's technologies
while ensuring the provision of additional information necessary to understand the dynamics of fisheries.
skills and competencies necessary to understand and apply today's technologies
while ensuring the provision of additional information necessary to understand the dynamics of the fisheries.
analytical skills necessary to understand the contemporary world
You are responsible only for the loss of value of the goods as a result of the handling of these goods in a manner other than that necessary to understand the nature and characteristics of the goods, including their functionality.