Examples of using On its website in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The insurer, HUK24, names both models on its website for future insurance policies, which Motor1 first….
to make it freely available on its website.
that all EESC publications were available on its website.
communicated to ESMA which shall publish the information on its website.
because the manufacturer is selling this product on its website.
of Act CXXXV of 2007 on its website.
has to be communicated on its website.
The Agency shall specify formats and software packages and make them available free of charge on its website for any submission of information to the Agency.
In addition, as you know, the Council publishes a report on the previous year's financial management on its website.
Verdad Abierta, a web-based portal created by Teresa Ronderos, director of the Open Society Program on Independent Journalism, boasts on its website that it receives support from USAID.
bodies as well as those of its management and the Board of Appeal on its website for public scrutiny;
The NMHH will publish the list of registered organizations on its website on 7 February 2020.
which shall be made available on its website.';
The Agency publishes vacancy notices on its website, but not on the website of the European Personnel Selection Office(EPSO),
PPR“The Registry shall publish on its website two months before the beginning of the phased registration a detailed description of all the technical
Com posted a message on its website earlier this week warning creators Matt Stone
The Commission shall make available to the public on its website the names of articles that,
this Regulation should provide for publication by the PEPP provider of PEPP key information documents on its website.
amended legislation, are available on its website: www. eca. europa. eu.
The Basic Law specifies the cases in which final approval of a law by the Bundestag requires the consent of the Bundesrat(currently- according to statistical material published by the Bundesrat on its website at- about 45% of all laws).