Examples of using To the points in English and their translations into Hungarian
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which shall be composed of those members whose expertise and/or interests are of specific relevance to the points of the agenda of the specific meeting.
Member States shall delimit in each case the extent of the parts of the surface water bodies adjacent to the points of discharge to be classed as transitional areas of exceedance, taking into account the relevant provisions of Community law.
first you will need to start your way to the points on the map, on the condition that you have to learn in the first place, and then slowly you
draw their attention to the points on which they have complaints to make with regard to the conditions of captivity.
In response to the points of criticism levelled by BAA at paragraph 128 of the judgment under appeal,
its claims representative has not provided a reasoned reply to the points made in the claim; or.
If the Technical Secretariat considers that there are insufficient points of entry for the timely conduct of inspections or that changes to the points of entry proposed by a State Party would hamper such timely conduct of inspections,
it is very difficult for the debate to remain on the subject that is being examined and in relation to the points the Commissioner has raised, rather than other Members' wishes.
Come to the point, Dr Honorious!
And more to the point, why is it of any interest to me?
And more to the point, where the hell have you been?
So then we come to the point, what happens?
More to the point, in a resource based economy, there is no reason for property.
Never heat an oil to the point of smoking it could be fatal.
We must get to the point of banning discards as soon as possible, Commissioner.
Energy and water to the point of use, including connections,
More to the point, it could cause the same kind of overload that happened on Icarus.