Examples of using Substantively in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In the light of extensive stakeholder consultation the Commission has concluded that there is no need substantively to amend the definition of waste,
The Szekler National Council believes that you made the right decision by asking the Monitoring Committee to substantively address the issue of Szeklerland,
Objective analysis of market shares of competitors as well as subjective perception of key players both confirm that even in cases where the monopoly has been completely abolished or substantively reduced, real competition is only emerging.
The competitive environment, shifting consumer preferences, and market economics- among other factors- can substantively change the market(as described above),
as a result, called on the Congress Monitoring Committee to substantively address the issue,
it is professionally elaborate, both formally and substantively.'.
For the mass of the Sufis believe that the signification of Being is general existence, taken substantively, which is comprehended by the reason and the intelligence-- that is to say, that man comprehends it.
Being is general existence, taken substantively, which is comprehended by the reason
In order to be able to substantively analyze food reactions,
In order to be able to substantively analyze food reactions,
is applicable to resolutions made by an association of property owners like that in the present proceedings and by which conflict-of-law rules claims arising from such resolutions are to be assessed substantively”.
does not expressly define its territorial scope, even though it is commonly described as being‘substantively territorial', in the sense that its application is determined by a‘factor which relates to a place'.
The Court states that such an interpretation does not mean that an unaccompanied minor whose application for asylum is substantively rejected in one Member State can subsequently compel another Member State to examine an application for asylum.
social impacts; or substantively influence the assessments and decisions of stakeholders”28-
As a result, Directive 96/22/EC was amended by Directive 2003/74/EC which inter alia prohibited permanently the use of oestradiol 17ß as a growth promoter and reduced substantively all other circumstances in which it can be administered to all farm animals for therapeutic
fundamental freedoms and to substantively support efforts to create an economy which enhances social cohesion
in addition, the tenders submitted by those tenderers were not formally and substantively identical?
despite the fact that the pertinent national authorities meanwhile confirmed in writing that the decision of the Board was substantively wrong, and even after the Court of First Instance annulled similar wrong decisions by the same Selection Board.
The contested judgment is vitiated by a manifest error of assessment and substantively invalid, in so far as it finds that the appellant“did not have to contend with the handicaps usually faced by SMEs”(and that the appellant therefore would not be an SME under the“purpose
indicating that the defendant was not substantively, he responds in virtually the same way in similar cases.