Examples of using Which necessarily in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He"breathes", in contrast to the frame houses of the sip-panels, which necessarily require high-quality ventilation system.
towns and the capital, which necessarily cover the whole area of Hungary.
Speeches of the heads of central banks and states, which necessarily cause bursts of currencies for changing currency rates.
players had the chance to test an unusual game, which necessarily meant to take advantage of virtual reality devices Oculus Rift.
the target setting was a learning by doing process which necessarily extended beyond the approval stage of the programmes.
Villages, towns and the capital are settlement-level units, which necessarily cover the total national area.
kneaded dough crumbs which necessarily placed in the refrigerator for about 40 minutes.
dull hair, which necessarily blossom under their influence.
definitions and procedures, which necessarily leads to overlaps,
drew attention to the annotation to the drug, which necessarily always specified spectrum of activity of the antibiotic.
namely its general relativism manifested in numberless domains, and which necessarily- but in exact opposition with the aims of modernity- relativises itself too.
to disclose information and to authorise its use, which necessarily involves the drafting of a document.
online game Venetians- Mediterranean merchants is purely economic strategy, which necessarily will appeal to all lovers of leisurely
we will set up a model for the right buyer, which necessarily buy anything, simply by clicking on the link).
it follows from Article 4 of Directive 2016/343 that that directive distinguishes between judicial decisions on guilt, which necessarily occur at the conclusion of the criminal proceedings,
At the same time, however(and for the same reason), they can only“resolve” the underlying deep-seated structural problems- which necessarily reassert themselves again and again in the form of the specific conjunctural crises- in a strictly partial and temporally also most limited way.
This is a question which necessarily arises; for if you will look back through the book you will find that there is nowhere any indication that Homunculus,
grow in holiness and the sooner we shall reach union with Christ, which necessarily follows upon union with Mary,
Secondly, that model sets out the rule that the overheads must not exceed 7% of the total amount of the‘Direct Eligible Costs D1 to D4', which necessarily implies that the overheads cannot be included under the heading D.4 in the budget estimate.
