Examples of using Pre-condition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A pre-condition for such cooperation and coherence is that the same exercise is undertaken by governments at the national level.
However, although the managing authority relied on the assertions of the promoter regarding such enquiries, it had not set up precise criteria to verify this pre-condition.
It is appropriate that, under this scheme, a certificate is required as a pre-condition for the import of fisheries products into the Community.
A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance should be that Jordan respects effective democratic mechanisms, including a multi-party parliamentary system, and the rule of law,
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(17) A pre-condition for granting the Union's macro-financial assistance should be that Ukraine respects effective democratic mechanisms- including a multi-party parliamentary system- and the rule of law, and guarantees respect for human rights.
To counter this, one of the OP measures made it a pre-condition that project applicants other than large companies had to form consortia with other SMEs
Access to a bank account has become a pre-condition for participating fully in the economic
To require surgical anatomical changes as a pre-condition to participation is not necessary to preserve fair competition
problems should be solved as pre-condition for receiving[money], especially cohesion funds”- Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok.
which is a key pre-condition for the candidate countries' successful future management of the Structural Funds
problems should be solved as pre-condition for receiving[money], especially cohesion funds”- Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok.
Brussels, 18 July 2011- Access to a bank account has become a pre-condition for participating fully in the economic
reciprocity rules requiring submission of relevant data as a pre-condition of access).
a‘critical mass' of expertise, activities and resources as a pre-condition for long-term research activities and partnerships as well as for achieving a real impact in scientific, industrial or economic terms.
by inflating the price of any product that must be bought as a pre-condition for obtaining the free item;
next to ensuring an adequate workforce as a pre-condition for a well-performing health system.
by inflating incidental expenses or by increasing the price of any other product that must be purchased as a pre-condition of obtaining a free item.
landscape view; Pre-condition on SI side: completion of Berecevo-Krsko line
implementation of resources under the future Funds should therefore reconcile the need on the one hand for continuity and stability, as a pre-condition for sound multiannual programming,
Reaffirm the pre-condition for granting macro-financial assistance related to democracy, the rule of law, human rights and in particular fight against corruption as this is of major importance to the Foreign Affairs committee;