Examples of using A radically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That is a radically different mentality.”.
I believe that the real cities of the future'need to use technology in a radically different way.
In this regard, we have been living in a radically different environment in the past 10 years.
The suffering caused by theirmanifestation can spur the child to strive in a radically opposite direction.
Alongside them lives a radically different kind of mammal, a kind to which we ourselves belong.
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For it was at once a conservative religious reaction and a radically libertarian revolution.”.
This system was a radically parliamentary system because the State Elder could be dismissed by the Parliament with a simple majority.
Depending on where you go in Europe, you will find a radically different range of responses to the issue.
As we cross this fence line, now we're getting into an area that has had protection from fire and zero elephants:dense vegetation, a radically different ecosystem.
In many parts of the country, Domesday Book contained a radically different set of hundreds from that which later became established.
Prince Felix of Schwarzenberg and his government,operating from November 1848, pursued a radically new imperial policy.
But how does the introduction of a radically new information technology for finance affect the business processes and the organisational structure?
In this forward-thinking talk, technology developer Karl Skjonnemand introduces a radically new way to create chips.
This new concept car is a radically sporty two-seater, which will be premiered at the Frankfurt International Motor Show(IAA) between the 17 and the 27 of September of 2009.
Even if a person does not become a professional trader, he has a radically changing worldview and eyes are open to many things!
The plan, which would create the world's third-largest automaker,raises difficult questions about how Nissan would fit into a radically changed alliance.
The identification of mind, or cognition, with the process of life is a radically new idea in science, but it is also one of the deepest and most archaic intuitions of humanity.
We will have to help these countries to adapt their economies and to combat climate change,but we will also have to think up a radically different development policy.
In the case of a radically different way of ordering the life of the people by themselves, appropriate to the communal system, the difference is incommensurable with anything accomplished in the past.
In order to have much cheaper energy and more ethical batteries,we need a radically new energy storage system,” says Shaibani.
The reality of climate change is that we need a radically different economic and political system if we are to limit future warming and ensure adaptation is fair and just.
According to Mr. Orbán, the 2008 western financial crisis induced changes of similar significance to those that occurred following the first and second world wars and in 1990, except that in this case it wasn't soobvious to people that they would be waking up in a radically different world.
And the strong observational evidence for the catastrophe absolutely demands a radically revised time scale relative to that assumed by evolutionists.
Ladik's feminist approach enriched the avant-garde discourse with a radically new position not only in Yugoslavia, but- owing to her regular performances and the unofficial network of avant-garde art- in Hungary as well.
This confirms the need tochange the balance of power in favour of the workers with a radically different policy to make use of new technology for the benefit of the workers.
To lighten the administrative burden for beneficiaries(grant-holders) a radically simplified cost-reimbursement approach will be introduced based on the broadest possible acceptance of the beneficiaries' usual accounting and management practice and with greater use of lump sums and flat rates.
The juxtaposition of radically atheistic conceptions of the state and the rise of a radically religious state in the Islamist movements is leading our time into an explosive situation, the consequences of which we experience every day.
(155) Following his lead, we need to affirmtoday that the social question has become a radically anthropological question, in the sense that it concerns not just how life is conceived but also how it is manipulated, as bio-technology places it increasingly under man's control.
