Examples of using A given in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Isn't that a given?
This seems like a given as most things work this way.
Isn't that a given?
The Divine truth a given, the mystic ponders his own subjective reality:“Do I exist?
It's like… a given.
All things in Heaven are immortal and each moment simply a given.
However, this is“not a given” says Limaye.
Therefore, advancing to the Fifth Dimension becomes a given.
Space battles are a given in this book.
He racked up a Six, that's a given.
Labour is no longer a given, it is a challenge!
Explore the beauty of Korea with KKday! Apply a given… More.
The gray vote is a given, but universal child care?
Today, websites are a given.
It may be a given that the older man ranks a lot higher in the career ladder than guys your age.
Spanish was a given.
Such things aren't always a given, but in this case we're pleased to report that the new amplifier is notably cleaner sounding.
The mere fact that a given.
Even when the gateway hypothesis is taken as a given, different legal and social outcomes are still possible.
The likelihood that a given.
To accept the current state as correct or at least as a given and to define tests based on this state is not a new realization.
Nor is the current political stability in the region a given.
Furthermore, the communications between servers operating under a given operating system within the‘blue bubble' are of a very special nature.
According to the Christian faith,“redemption”- salvation- is not simply a given.
But nothing is a given, Al.
This, of course, does not exclude the possibility that a given private revelation might place a new accent or evoke some new form of devotion, or even deepen or broaden old devotions.
However, for customer relationship purpose the registration andidentification of the contact person of yours as a given economic, budgetary or social entity might be necessary.
If, however, a different rule applies to a group within a given regulatory scheme, this will be in conflict with the prohibition of discrimination, unless there is sufficient constitutional justification for the difference.
It would therefore be appropriate for OLAF or the Commission DGs to analyse how the discretion in EUco-financed programmes affects the risk of fraud within a given spending area.
The task is to produce1000 points of 2-dimensional normal distribution with a given expected value and given covariance matrix and plot them on the plane.