Examples of using Noting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Financial
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Computer
Noting also the resolutions,
It is worth noting the cheapness of the source materials,
Giant Bomb scored the game a 3/5, noting"your enjoyment of Mario Kart 7 will likely hinge on your continued appreciation of formula".
In order to promote a lasting settlement, and noting the discussions begun by the High Representative Javier Solana
Mr Bedossa outlined the opinion, noting that it was an EESC contribution to the appraisal of the EU's development policy for Africa.
Noting the difficulties in deploying telemedicine, the EESC deems necessary
Here it is worth noting several circular terraces,
Noting that acts of nuclear terrorism may result in the gravest consequences
Noting that the protection of the worker against sickness, disease and injury arising out
Mr Zboril congratulated the rapporteur for a balanced opinion, noting that it contained the most important elements concerning the use of wood as an energy source.
Kolker, noting that most people don't meet with a plastic surgeon until later in the process.
Also worth noting is the fact that the indicators for the numerator
Noting this mistake, the Masoretes left the second without vowel pointing,
The Times gave the performance the maximum five stars, noting that while all orchestras may be said to have their own voice,
Unzipped especially voiced its concern in a post sarcastically noting the police were hunting down Emos
it is especially worth noting the free rotation of the cups with the possibility of bending from the main position.
He also took up the rapporteur's risotto metaphor, noting that, of course, there was not just one type of the dish that was to all Europeans' taste.
We are a product company so we think about products,” Cook said, noting that the company sold 85 million iPhones last quarter;
Noting, in this context, the importance of making use of the media
the percentage of patients who responded, noting that their condition had improved.