Examples of using To be defined in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
or abbreviation to be defined.
Whereas the mechanism for such monitoring needs to be defined;
The‘mark of the beast' still remains to be defined.
The idea is that God is too big to be defined by words.
This is accomplished by the use of technology, to be defined by the global, 5G communication standard.
These practices still need to be defined.
Co-production costs to be defined;
It should never need to be defined.
Whereas stocks subject to precautionary or analytical TACs need to be defined;
Diane thinks the firm needs to be defined.
The actual procedure needs to be defined by the ID issuer appointed in each Member State.
Benchmarks for the provisional closure of each chapter and, where appropriate for the opening of chapters, will need to be defined ahead of the opening of negotiations for each chapter.
FP6 measurable audit objectives still need to be defined and an FP6 audit framework contract has yet to be agreed with an external audit firm(see Annex 1.1. a).
As long as baselines or target values do not need to be defined and information, if available,
Workshops(12ECTS) Workshops to be defined according to the needs inherent to each Case under study and/ or to be chosen
Before the homeopathy for hemoglobin increase is appointed, it is necessary to be defined with a version of an anemia. It happens.
These obligations should be complemented by the introduction of position reporting obligations by categories of traders to be defined at EU-level.
Strategies need to be defined and implemented at the national or regional levels,
so on need to be defined.
