Examples of using Precondition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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For this to be successfully undertaken, it is a precondition that the 43 Stabex-receiving countries should provide reliable annual accounts on the use of Stabex.
But the essential precondition remains the preparedness of the country to fulfil the specific criteria set out in the visa liberalisation road map.
One is that extraterrestrials require global unity as a precondition for revealing themselves to humanity, or having their existence disclosed.
If the class invariant AND precondition are true before a supplier is called by a client,
may be interpreted as laying down a simple precondition of the examination of the case.
But the correlation between a democratic regime and prosperity is now so strong, that some democracy theorists see prosperity as a precondition of democracy.
The precondition(from to) ex- presses the fact that a flight cannot be made from an airport to itself.
Although this reporting obligation is associated with the tax rules only indirectly, it is still referred to in the Act as a precondition for EKAER number registration.
This is how the“digital growth” precondition triggered the adoption of a revised digital growth strategy in Greece.
I hope that the European Union will see the return of a rational spirit which respects the freedom of the market as a fundamental value and a precondition of prosperity.
The only remaining open precondition at this point is the At(Spare,
Urges the Council to take its views duly into account, as a precondition to securing consent for the adoption of the EPPO Regulation;
In this case, too, the involvement of women's organisations in implementing this priority is an essential methodological precondition.
support for volunteering in sport is a very important precondition.
when the European Union granted Turkey candidate status, and the accession negotiations have been continued under this precondition.
a combination of methods for each patient individually is a very important precondition, and the most delicate moment during the battle against this monster.
Jesus Christ did not impose it as a precondition to the choice of the Twelve, neither did the Apostles with regard to the men assigned to the first Christian communities.”.
Do you think this criterion should be made a precondition of the appointment of the President-in-Office of the Council?
This strong support provides a unique opportunity and essential precondition to make a qualitative step towards a stronger and more competitive Europe.
Welcomes in this context the opening of the negotiations in May 2014 for an institutional framework as a precondition for the further development of a bilateral approach;