Examples of using To be a key in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Bill Mitchell thought it to be a key part of the entire design.
Twilight discovers herself to be a key part of the magical artifacts, the Elements of Harmony.
Furthermore, it is essential that rural development strategy continue to be a key element of the CAP,
(SK) Coming from a local government background, I consider the principle of partnership to be a key element in the cohesion policy of the EU, as does the rapporteur Jean Marie Beaupuy.
LG has been and continues to be a key global player in the field of artificial intelligence,
This is thought to be a key part of the government's strategy to build 200,000 starter homes over this parliament,
The EESC considers the Single Euro Payments Area to be a key prerequisite for transparent product development across Europe, with payment service
(PT) The Generalised System of Preferences has proved to be a key trade policy instrument for promoting development
It is intended to be a key driver and a new model for innovation in strategic interdisciplinary areas,
continued to be a key element of corporate lending.
Considers the economic governance framework to be a key political initiative that underpins the foundations of the Europe 2020 goals
We welcome the approval of the paragraph that considers excessive working hours and insufficient rest periods to be a key factor in increased levels of accidents
which has proved to be a key tool in promoting shared objectives in the employment and social policy elds.
our program will provide you with the knowledge you need to position yourself to be a key player in the industry- all in a location that is just minutes away from the fashion center of the world, New York City.
cooperation on events in North Africa may prove to be a key aspect of good cooperation with Turkey.
so it will continue to be a key research area under our EU Framework Programmes.".
including the reduction of undue administrative burdens, continues to be a key element of the EU strategy for Growth and Jobs.
security challenges continues to be a key priority for the European Union,
believing this to be a key element in combating climate change and in environmental and health protection.