Examples of using Too general in English and their translations into Hungarian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Computer
in our opinion, too general in its language and somehow gives the impression that auctioning revenues would be
Do not restrict yourselves to the indisputable, but too general, statement about the usefulness of local newspapers generally;
that it was too general, wasn't detailed enough, so we had
The Committee finds it regrettable that many of the proposals are a little too general and calls on the Commission to draw up a timetable as a follow-up to the Communication with a concrete set of measures covering individual sub-sectors.
However, the requirement to treat all undertakings providing cross-border services to undertakings located in several Member States‘in the same way in all Member States' is too imprecise and too general to be implemented in practice.
such as certain payment-related activities, has proved in some cases to be too ambiguous, too general or simply outdated, taking into account market developments.
In a case before the European Court of Human Rights the plaintiffs argued that the indictment was insufficient since the phrase“violation of public policy” is too general definition hence is violates point a of paragraph(3) of Section 6 of the European Charta of Human Rights.
make it possible to circumvent the law and even to abuse it because"national security” is an all too general notion and lends itself to various interpretations.
more detailed over time, the information provided by the financial institutions before grant ap- proval was too general for appropriate decision- making by the executive bod- ies of the regional investment facilities.
the information exchanged there is too general for it to be possible to infer the existence of decisive influence on the commercial policy of the Saint-Gobain group's‘Flat Glass' sector.
is a term such as“computer software” too general and covers goods which are too variable to be compatible with the trade mark's function as an indication of origin for that term to be sufficiently clear
is a term such as‘computer software' too general and[does it cover] goods which are too variable to be compatible with the trade mark's
Come forward. You too, General.
It's too general.
Those are too general.
That's too general.
Search was Too General.
Your question is too general.
But these are too general.
That goal is too general.