Examples of using Redefinition in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This exercise and the redefinition of responsibilities and procedures will be completed before the end of 2004.
If these amendments concern the redefinition of the infected area, Member States shall ensure that the Commission and the other Member
Instead, he proposes a redefinition of culture that emphasizes power,
Notes that in the transition to a more digitised economy a redefinition of jobs and skills is taking place;
This may sound fine until we realize that it meant for him the redefinition of truth itself as subjective.
the future of cities, around the growth of smart citizens, a redefinition of GDP, and the power of collaboration.
The redefinition of Union components should be seen in the light of the changing practice of IT systems development.
Mandating marriage redefinition across the country is a tragic error that harms the common good
12 months ago this House delivered a report on the redefinition of these, in which we were highly critical.
This redefinition is one of the things that we will ask you to do as you purposely start crystal portals.
Develops the redefinition of this showing that the ability to make is in one
Firstly, the redefinition of the European agricultural model cannot neglect family-based small and medium-sized enterprises.
It will address both the theories applicable to this changing world and perpetually redefinition but also the best practices of major players in the sector through seminars
A redefinition of that institution, therefore,
it simultaneously"opens" them up for redefinition.
the God of a greater reality than your own requires a redefinition of all of these things.
But this obvious impediment is removed if the revolution is based on a redefinition of science rather than on new research.
A redefinition of the form and structure of competition as a path to mobility and innovation both within and beyond the Union;
that a mere reallocation of resources or redefinition of priorities within the scope of the multiannual financial framework(MFF)
The redefinition of the established order's strategic orientation in the spirit of callous neoliberalism was both the practical implementation of the ever more exploitative