Examples of using To be passed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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a referendum was put forward in 1974 to legalise gambling but his failed to be passed.
At the end of a level, there will be an additional„level exam“, which needs to be passed with a minimum of 75% to be able to advance to the following language level.
I am not yet convinced that all the Member States are currently prepared for European standards to be passed by you and the Council following proposals by the Commission.
It's also possible that eating diseased cow parts could cause fish to experience a pathological change that allows the infection to be passed between the two species.
For all the data to be passed over the VPN once the option is enabled, we need to set the service order.
Many airports allow milk and baby food to be passed through safety checks in containers exceeding 100 milliliters.
run(from name to number-of-runs), and then by the parameters to be passed directly to MCMC runs(parameter names beginning with a-).
the FAA Private Pilot Knowledge Test will need to be passed at the end of that semester.
control data to be passed.
the lower purchase prices achieved by the joint purchasing arrangement are likely not to be passed on to consumers.
The website developer can not save itself from the damage to be passed with the fact that the content was previously agreed with the Water&Soil Kft,
part of the feces that is supposed to be passed out remains in the colon causing constipation
The laws started to be passed to enable the health of those who were not yet addicted, letting them have
has complained that members of the Council have agreed to include a provision in the new treaty permitting the personal data of EU citizens to be passed on to third countries.
a partition that is forbidden to be passed.
Economic Committee for Fisheries that there is still a lack of sufficiently reliable information to be passed to fishermen in the form of comprehensible opinions on the TAC.
The Faculty of Education at the Charles University in Prague was founded in November 1946, based upon one of the first presidential decrees to be passed after the re-establishment of the independent state of Czechoslovakia,
making it difficult for some holdings to be passed on and/or accessible to young people, owing to the amounts of capital required in order to take them over;