Examples of using Rather it in English and their translations into Hungarian
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calculation; rather it is a"con-sciens",
Rather it is a result from a changing character of the capital markets with the arrival of the new investors as hedge funds and the motivation structure of asset managers.
Christianity is not a history of man's search for God, rather it is a history of God searching out men.
Rather it is an integral part of practical life
freedom that define the person, rather it is the person who is the basis of the acts of intellect, consciousness and freedom.
Rather it is a lacuna that it is permissible for the Court to fill having regard to the wording, the scheme and the objective of the Return Directive.
Implant therapy is not an experimental approach; rather it is well-proven,
Rather it is an expression of the sickness of a whole system- an expression of the organic crisis of capitalism.
The thinking here is that it is not just a short-term fix, rather it is something that will add value to the property for years to come.
Now, I don't know how you feel about that, but I would rather it stay between you and me.
In Korea the trend on a sustainable makeover, rather it is the standard makeup,
The Dutch Party for Freedom does not think that this is something the European Union should be concerning itself with, rather it is the concern of industry.
is it a transient formation, rather it is an independent subtype of autocracy.
The pipeline is not therefore intended to give a commitment that projects will proceed, rather it is a strategic planning tool.
the Panama Private Interest Foundation does not have owners, rather it has Beneficiaries.
who the owners are, the Foundation does not have owners, rather it has Beneficiaries.
For the RCC the first basis on which ecumenical dialogue works is not Sola Scriptura,"the Scripture cannot be broken"(John 10:35); rather it is a"community of spiritual goods".
Adulter is not always accomplished with inner promptings to end the relationship, rather it is the last attempt to change something.
The responsibility of the state therefore was not the protection of the borders as in the modern Nation-State, rather it was the maintenance of the arteries of mobility.
The Community has recognised that biodiversity protection is not simply an option; rather it is a critical component of sustainable development.