Examples of using To observe that in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And one does not have to be a medical doctor to observe that medical treatment may not be helping a person.
All too often, though, we are forced to observe that the Member States resort to what is known as the principle of non-intervention.
When I hear Fortress Europe mentioned, I am sad to observe that it leaves so much to be desired that we should perhaps coin the phrase Sieve Europe instead.
Holden takes this opportunity to observe that there are no nice
others who were able to observe that war and the other things that have occurred in fulfillment of Jesus'‘composite sign.'.
I would like to observe that we in Europe do bring this value of neutrality that is a bridge to people in need.
You do not have to be a doctor to observe that medical treatment may not help a specific patient.
As far as I know, Stanton Peele was the first to observe that the concept of addiction is, or contains, a theory of motivation.
you would be wise to observe that person's life.
(a) To observe that samples at key measurement points for material balance accountancy are taken in accordance with procedures which produce representative samples,
It is perhaps important to observe that in national court cases concerning the liability of eBay or similar electronic marketplaces there is to my knowledge not
It is interesting to observe that the peculiar nature of the Temple services of this community has evidently attracted much attention in the astral world,
It was interesting to observe that the“Personal Opinion” column of the London Jewish Chronicle, March 30, 1973, although it roundly condemned Gray's book, nevertheless made grandiose additions
Taking this into account, the EESC might wish to observe that, whatever solution the Commission envisages for ensuring Community coordination in a tripartite decision-making process,
Taking this into account, the study group might wish to observe that, whatever solution the Commission envisages for ensuring Community coordination in a tripartite decision-making process,
It's interesting to observe that after 1945, workers' councils re-emerged in State capitalist countries that remained mainly in the large scale mechanized industry stage,
(11)It is scarcely necessary to observe that, in all the considerations now under examination,
Petrovich did not neglect this opportunity to observe that it was only because he lived in a narrow street,
it suffices to observe that Directive 2008/50 does not contain any exception to the obligation flowing from Article 22(1).