Examples of using Validly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the owners of the Customer, validly and validly in force in the Company's contract,
It might be recalled(49) that the Court has already clearly stated that protective measures‘cannot validly be based on a purely hypothetical approach to the risk,
One of the spouses did not validly consent to the marriage(for example because s/he was under pressure
confirmation that their votes have been validly recorded and counted by the company,
Baptism cannot be validly administered in any other way than in the name of the Father,
an accredited educational institution, you may redistribute the Pack to validly licensed users of the Software, in the same form as received from Microsoft.
which is equal to the half of the number of votes that were validly cast on the candidate receiving mandate by the smallest number of votes.
an accredited educational institution, you may redistribute the Pack to validly licensed users of the Software, in the same form as received from Microsoft.
explaining that he feared that they might never get validly married at all if he did not grant their wish.
prizes are validly claimed by the date provided in connection with the competition,
For the same reason the diocesan Bishop cannot validly dispense from the canonical norm since this is not merely a disciplinary law but one which touches
or if he was validly convicted for a criminal act, and the court has not decided, in his case, on the conditional postponement of the execution of the punishment of deprivation of liberty.
Consequently, a national court cannot validly consider that it is impossible for it to interpret a provision of national law in conformity with EU law merely because that provision has consistently been interpreted in a manner that is incompatible with EU law.
(26) The adoption of this Directive does not call into question the provisions of Directive 98/26/EC according to which insolvency proceedings must not have any effect on the enforceability of orders validly entered into a system,
The birth and married name of a Hungarian national, if validly registered under the law of another country,
more than one fourth of voters vote validly in the referendum, then 50% of the votes cast is no longer sufficient to make the referendum conclusive;
when any of the States concerned can validly prosecute on the basis of the same facts,
(11) Whereas during the transitional period contracts, national laws and other legal instruments can be drawn up validly in the euro unit or in the national currency unit;
hence being a mere assumption that could validly be accepted as describing human motivation
And although the asset manager is restricted in the making of certain decisions- for example, he or she may not vote in favour of a decision that endangers the company's assets- simply having an appointed asset manager makes it possible for members' meetings to be validly held, and thus for the company to continue operating smoothly.