Examples of using Would render in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The addition of the proposed article on adequate resources would render explicit the current implicit requirement which is presently met in the case of certain Central Authorities, but not all,
we must therefore avoid procedures that would render an agreement at first reading impossible.
he thought that an abstemious diet would render these youth pale
Shall prohibit as from the date of such a receipt any movement on the bank account which would render impossible the payment by its holder of the amount determined by the order for temporary freezing of a bank account.
In addition, the ECB's May 2018 Financial integration in Europe report highlighted various avenues identified by ECB research which would render the CMU project even more powerful in terms of risk-sharing benefits.
he thought that an abstemious diet would render these youth pale
the Department of Defense, have field tested a spermicidal strain of GMO corn, that would render male consumers infertile.
Any other interpretation would render the case-law largely meaningless, since owners of intellectual property rights normally have excellent reasons for granting licences to operators
the unitary Community patent title providing complete geographical protection without any loopholes would render more effective the fight against counterfeiting
Under this mechanism, the United Kingdom and the EU would remain in a customs union relationship if it would not be possible to draw up in time a free trade agreement that would render the reintroduction of border control unnecessary.
that is the unjustified extension of the detention, because this would render the right, guaranteed by Article 5 of the Convention, feigned and weightless.
restriction that the proposed claims should not be used for foods targeting children or adolescents would render them ambiguous as regards the potential adverse effects of such food on human health;
the EU would remain in the customs union regime if it failed to conclude on a timely basis a free trade agreement that would render border control unnecessary.
It is the logical corollary of this opportunity to continue the pursuit of the claim that there is no need for the availability of an appeal against the rejection of an application that would render the procedure unnecessarily cumbersome.
We wish to recommend minimum communicable data for communicating geometric accuracy, that would render results published in articles,
which represented the state of departed souls in such a light, as would render it eligible for human kind, that there should be such a state.
The educators of the young clergy would render a more valuable
The educators of the young clergy would render a more valuable
the departure of Srila Prabhupada was not the type of external circumstance which would render the ritvik system inoperable,
its implementation is vital and would render a regional financial instrument redundant since ship-owners will consequently have no choice but to recycle ships in certified facilities.