Examples of using Stateless in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Kurds are the world's largest stateless minority with a total population of about 30 million.
In a stateless society, a tiny minority of poor children may slip through the cracks-
Description: The IPv6 address chosen by the device contains the device's MAC address when using stateless address autoconfiguration(SLAAC).
cFos IPv6 Link queries the value for stateful and stateless DHCP options from the DHCPv6 responses
There is no reason why, in a stateless society, people should not have full knowledge of who has donated to collective defense.
DPRK flagged vessel or aircraft registered to the DPRK, or on a stateless vessel or aircraft.
Upon request, EBTR shall as far as possible provide information on particular provisions for foreigners, stateless persons as well as holders of dual citizenships.
You are an anarchic microcosm- to see how a stateless society might work, all you have to do is look in the mirror.
Request, the travel agency will- if possible- give information about special regulations for foreigners, stateless persons as well as.
Now, imagine that the reality of the situation is that roads will be provided far more efficiently and productively in a stateless society?
preventing them from becoming stateless.
they cannot do so in a democracy, but can do so in a stateless society.
People who are not currently nationals of any country must not remain stateless for ever, and Montenegro must follow the relevant guideline laid down by the Council of Europe.
would not be rendered stateless as he retains Pakistani nationality having been born in Gujrat.
You are an anarchic microcosm- to see how a stateless society works, all you have to do is look in the mirror.
only if he is not thereby rendered stateless.
eventually remained stateless;
benefits of invasion is essential to understanding how a stateless society actually works to prevent invasion,
against the will of the person affected only if he does not become stateless as a result.'.
against the will of those affected only if they do not thereby become stateless.