Examples of using On the local level in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Most of the groups were active on the local level, e.g., groups protesting against a new highway, a new runway for an airport,
such as the destruction and building over of habitats, but on the local level, one can share the joys
In China, it is essential that, also on the local level, relations between the leaders of ecclesial communities
Any vote not accounted for on the local level is dealt with on the regional level,
SCHER could however conclude that emissions from the ongoing uses for which derogations are proposed will affect PFOS concentrations only on the local level and will insignificantly affect the overall concentration in the environment.
There is also the question of how will the forming of the new coalition on the republican level influence the setting in the provincial Vojvodina Parliament, or on the local level, like in Belgrade where the coalition around Socialists
Emerging knowledge places great focus on the local level, demonstrating how problems
It focuses on the local level, on cities and municipalities,
On the local level there are countless opportunities for exchanges between Christians, ranging from informal conversations that occur in daily life to sessions for the common examination in a Christian perspective of issues of local life or of concern to particular professional groups(doctors, social workers, parents, educators)
We can do a lot on the local levels also.
particularly on the local levels.
On the local level it is no different.
This is especially true on the local level.
There are also events happening on the local level.
This is especially the case on the local level.
They were established on the local level throughout Germany.
This is not the case on the local level.
How does this affect us on the local level?
And how does it work on the local level?
On the local level, it might even be worse.