Examples of using Be asserted in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The former must be asserted, that the latter may be maintained.
If applicable law prohibits a one year limitation period for asserting claims,any claim must be asserted within the shortest time period permitted by applicable law.
But this can only be asserted by those who have never communicated with the"Argentine" and did not even know him.
As well as every other right,the basic right of family planning can only be asserted, if it doesn't break the basic human rights of the other people.
This right can only be asserted if the processing is unlawful and/or if the information collected is inaccurate.
And from this most putrid font of indifferentism flows that absurd and erroneous view, or ratherinsanity, that liberty of conscience should be asserted and claimed for just anyone.
On the other hand, it must be asserted that they have every fact in common.
From this stinking fountain of Indifferentism flows the erroneous and absurd opinion, or rather derangement,that liberty of conscience must be asserted and vindicated for everyone.
Claims under product warranty may be asserted against the Seller, as the manufacturer.
From this foul-smelling fountain of Indifferentism flows the erroneous and absurd opinion- or, rather, MADNESS-that freedom of conscience must be asserted and vindicated for everyone.
The same in its own degree must be asserted of the Church, in as far as she is the general help to salvation.
The fact that the debtor loses control of his or her property means that the debtoris prevented from entering into any obligations that could be asserted during the bankruptcy proceedings.
It cannot really be asserted that the Party has one policy in the Ukraine and another in the east or in the central area of the U.S.S.R.
After this period,claims against the tour operator will only be asserted if the customer was prevented through no fault of meeting the deadline.
Now from this evil-smelling spring of indifferentism flows the erroneous and absurd opinion… orrather, derangement- that freedom of conscience must be asserted and vindicated for everyone.
Similarly, while properties may be asserted of the the class rdfs: Literal, none of these can be validly transferred to literals themselves.
Appropriate supplementation with great liver assistance substances is likewise always important when using dental anabolic steroids,no matter how mild they may be asserted to be. .
The right to a reserved share must be asserted in court within three years of discovery of the claim and at the latest within 30 years(Section 1487 of the Austrian General Civil Code).
We also take the view that the introduction of producers' liability will give major impetus for consumers to utilise the benefits of the European internal market as it willgive them more confidence that their rights will genuinely be asserted, including in relation to a producer in another Member State.
This principle should also be asserted in a more determined manner with respect to Szeklerland, as the two situations are similar and have existed for the same length of time!
Even if, as a result of their own doubts, people have tried with the greatest cleverness and skillfulness in all directions to explain this obvious contradiction between the Son of God and the Son of Man, which is intuitively sensed by every calmly thinking person,it cannot be asserted that in spite of all their efforts they have found a way to make them one and the same.
All warranty or liability claims by the customer- irrespective of knowledge- must be asserted at thelatest within two years from acceptance of the product, otherwise they can no longer be finally asserted.
Those rights can, therefore, be asserted directly vis-à-vis employers in situations which fall within the scope of EU law,(32) as does the situation in the present case, given that the national provisions here at issue transpose Directive 2003/88, which concerns certain aspects of the organisation of working time.
A claim for damages against the tour operator is limited or excluded insofar as, based on legal regulations or international agreements that apply to the services to be provided by a service provider,a claim for compensation against the service provider can only be asserted under certain conditions or restrictions or under certain conditions are excluded.
So inter-institutional relations which can be asserted or denied to hold between the Church and the Home Office cannot be asserted or denied to hold between either of them and the British Constitution.
Accordingly, we would like topoint out that the rights of the persons concerned must be asserted against the provider, since only the provider ultimately has direct access to the collected data and can take appropriate measures and provide information.
So how can it be asserted that this"When I order" was the same"order" that was finally put in place on July 7th and 9th, since this"order" is purely for the creation of ritviks, and is the very same"order" which was required by the GBC to be modified in the first place in order to support their crucial a and b modifications?
Correspondingly, we would like to note that the data subject's rights must be asserted against the provider, since, ultimately, only the provider has direct access to the collected data and can accordingly take measures and provide information.
It can therefore be asserted that the name in question refers to an agricultural product originating in a specific region and that its quality or characteristics are essentially due to a geographical environment with its inherent natural and human factors, as laid down in Article 2(3) and the second indent of Article 2(2)(a) of the above Regulation.
While in Greece the right to continue to make contributions must be asserted within thirty days of receiving notification of posting by the worker, in the other above-mentioned countries there are no specific limitations to the exercise of this right.