Examples of using Which in practice in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Couples therefore do not have to deal with the potential pitfalls associated with artificial abortions of pregnancy, which in practice mean ethical dilemma,
the capacity to implement and enforce them, which in practice can prevent or slow down a real change
Expects the Commission to address in the negotiations the issue of the‘Buy American',‘Jones' and‘Domestic Content' Acts, which in practice significantly handicap EU companies in their access to the US market, especially in the dredging
helped to prepare the ground for entry into world War I, which in practice also provided the basis for the failure of the Russian Realm and the Communist takeover of power in Moscow.
is not an absolute metaphysical, abstract freedom which in practice is inevitably translated into the oppression of the wealthy;
is not an absolute metaphysical, abstract freedom which in practice is inevitably translated into the oppression of the weak;
Instead of the common default to hiring for“cultural fit”- which in practice is usually an excuse for hiring people we find likable
meaning“Rejuvenating the World”- which in practice implies encouraging initiatives that go beyond the interests of the Jewish community and help society as a whole.
needs faced by sailors, which in practice gives us the opportunity to boat building to meet the needs and expectations of our customers.
many Member States have allowed parental-leave entitlements to be transferred from one parent to the other, which in practice has meant that mothers have taken longer parental leave than fathers.
they had approximately 20 months for implementation, which in practice was reduced to more like 15 months as the first months were given over to procurement and other preparatory activities.
provided to children and young people with disabilities, which in practice often deprives them of educational opportunities right from the start.
proteins or minerals) which in practice ensure that the level of additives fixed for complete feedingstuffs is not exceeded
financed by compulsory contributions and controlled by the public authorities, which in practice benefited the VHI, an undertaking in a dominant position with an 85% market share, to compensate it for the costs which it would normally have had to bear.
therefore introduces an element of credit risk leverage, which in practice might be acceptable
proteins or minerals) which in practice ensure that the level of additives fixed for complete feeding-stuffs is not exceeded and that the feeding-stuff
described by the Commission, notably in the texts on state aid adopted following the Altmark ruling which in practice exempt the vast majority of services performed at the local level from notification.
agriculture- the task of implementation is shared with Member States, which in practice means they have specific obligations to select projects for funding,
Reimbursement for‘Global Europe' includes multi-donor projects which in practice have many of the attributes of entitlement spending