Examples of using Particularly now in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The links between agriculture and the environment are of great public and political interest, particularly now that the reform of the CAP has introduced compliance with environmental standards
that our army should be an absolutely united army, particularly now that we have taken the path,
Particularly now that banks are being much more reserved than they were when the debate started- which,
It would be a mistake to dismiss this as a minor development- particularly now, when the unity of the trans-Atlantic alliance is at its lowest point since World War II
partner countries to develop the Forum further particularly now that DCFTA negotiations have been concluded with one partner
very closely with so many farmers but particularly now with women farmers,
Particularly now, looking at the complex processes taking place around Azerbaijan- in the Northern Caucasus,
If we continue to look the other way- particularly now with the highly charged events happening in Tunisia and the consequences for
in professional training, particularly now that, as you are perfectly aware,
should be given constant attention, particularly now that Europe is suffering from the financial
to keep them better informed about what concerns them on a daily basis, particularly now, less than a year away from the European elections,
Particularly, now I am talking about tech.
Particularly now.
Particularly now that the evening was no longer silent.
Particularly now that so many of the war criminals are at liberty.
The situation in Gaza is very disturbing, particularly now that winter has come.
Not your concern, Malcolm, particularly now that we have what we came for.
This approach has a number of advantages, particularly now that euro banknotes and coins already exist.
Therefore, particularly now, when the Congress has already ended, we can make a considerable step forward.
Particularly now when peace is in crisis,
