Examples of using Would only in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A recommendation would only interpret and provide guidance on the application of the general legislation to the specific case of RFID rather than extend the existing legislation(in particular the Data Protection Directive).
This means that a change in perceptions of corruption would only emerge in the index over longer periods of time.
were prevented from going, as the trip would only be exploited by the Mullahs for the purposes of propaganda.
That would only be possible if there was nothing that was separate- if,
which meant I would only be peeling off the majority of the gelcoat rather than completely removing it.
For example, non-compete obligations would only be excluded if they lasted longer than five years
Ship of Fools by Sebastian Brant, would only be published at the end of the century.
a cleaning method would only actinic skin of the lips,
then we would drift apart and we would only see each other on saturdays for coffee.
Should we persevere in trying to resist the evil in the usual way, our collapse would only be more complete,
But if the area of the lake covered in lilypads doubles every day, it would only take one day for it to go from being half covered to fully covered.
Might could, though it would only be four of us to we don't know how many'skins'.
Taking the example above, an asset worth €1 million at fair market price, but given a 20% haircut, would only be sufficient to receive a loan of €0.8 million.
They were told the WDS would only act if usable liquid funds were deposited into the White Dragon Foundation bank account.
That would only happen if she was clutching something when she died.
Microsoft announced back in January that future processors would only be supported by the company's Windows 10 operating system and not previous versions of Windows.
Cards issued by non-EU countries would only be capable of use in the EU if they comply with requirements equivalent to those set out in EU legislation.
Examining the selection criteria after the award criteria would only make sense when the award criteria can be assessed quickly and easily for all the tenders.
This would only make sense if, in the election of the Commission, it was possible
Plato argued that the world would only really be put to rights when either kings became philosophers, or philosophers became kings.