Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Investment Funds48 oblige Member States to contribute- from their own resources- a set percentage of the funding for co- financed programmes or projects.
The same laws also oblige the Christians but with greater responsibility since they have come to know Jesus Christ and have received the grace of salvation.
In addition, the proposed regulation shall oblige those financial and non-financial counterparties to report the details of any derivative contract and any modification thereof to a registered trade repository.
Further, the law oblige private hospitals that when an emergency patient is admitted under their care,
There are more than 1.8 million Oracle affirmed experts out there who oblige the necessities and prerequisites of a huge number of business,
EU accession to the Convention would oblige Member States to collect
The Commission cannot oblige the Member States to establish such additional indicators as it goes beyond the mandatory elements of the Common Monitoring and Evaluation System(CMES) framework for 2014-2020.
Moreover, being allowed to take into account information on disqualification in another Member State should not oblige Member States to recognise disqualifications in force in other Member States.
The introduction of oblige public secondary-level education in 60's set a task to provide schools,
The rules of bunkering of the courts oblige not only to observe generally accepted safety rules, but also to comply with international rules of environmental protection.
This Directive should not oblige Member States to create a specific ADR entity in each retail sector.
Whilst it does not affect the Commission's right of initiative, it will, however, oblige the Commission, as a college, to give serious
Centre, south-west and north-east oblige to sleep on a bed of brown to pale yellow hues,
the new set-up will“allow- but not oblige” member states to align the rates on e-publications to those on printed publications.
(b) fix the conditions for the treatment of the non-recoverable components of the waste and, if appropriate, oblige the notifier to take them back;
The law can not oblige a person to give love and care to his
Whereas many requirements oblige employers to make appropriate personal protective equipment available to their staff in the absence
I hope this will oblige the European institutions to put greater pressure on Eritrea's President to release Dawit Isaak, thus saving his life.
There is also an amendment to the details required on a full VAT invoice which will oblige the supplier to state the date of the chargeability to tax on the invoice.
Specialties, which oblige women to be at the military commissariat for registration, can be credited indefinitely.