Examples of using Sets out in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This Article sets out the scope of the Regulation.
Title III of Regulation No 1782/2003 sets out the rules relating to the single payment system.
Surfer Jay Moriarity sets out to ride the Northern California break known as Mavericks.
(ET/PT)- Ronaldo sets out to find all the rock people living in Beach City!
Article 1018 of the Judicial Code sets out the costs concerned.
The Legislative Financial Statement accompanying this decision sets out the indicative budgetary implications.
The Bucharest Convention of 1992 sets out to protect the Black Sea marine environment.
and Leo sets out to find her.
Later, Enkidu dies, and Gilgamesh sets out in search of immortality.
Article 3 of Regulation No 1768/92, which sets out the conditions for obtaining an SPC.
Chapter 27 of the Administration of Justice Act sets out rules on court mediation in civil cases pending before a district court,
The submitted proposal sets out the promotion of voluntary cooperation,
The Charter sets out fundamental rights- such as freedom of expression and the protection of personal data- that reflect Europe's common values and its constitutional heritage.
The Youth on the Move communication sets out a series of actions to help young people gain the qualifications and skills they need to succeed in the jobs market.
eligibility criteria) sets out the primary and overarching objectives of the Regulation
Building on these achievements, the report sets out a vision for the single market of the 21st century
The UN Convention against Transnational Organised Crime(Convention) sets out states' legal obligations to cooperate to prevent
the European Union sets out an agenda for better ocean governance based on a cross-sectoral,
The Rome I regulation(Regulation(EC) No 593/2008) sets out the rules for determining the law applicable to contractual obligations in civil and commercial matters.
A poor boy sets out to learn a trade,