Examples of using Cannot be quantified in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Faith cannot be quantified.
The financial impact of this error cannot be quantified.
The Field cannot be quantified in any human terms or measurement systems, but it was  a common source of all energies.
And currently cannot be quantified.
In the absence of essential supporting documentation,the impact of the error cannot be quantified.
The financial impact of this practice cannot be quantified;(c) farmers' unions control the input of all data into the computer system.
The understatement of the error rate cannot be quantified.
Such errors, however, generally cannot be quantified as the amount of ineligible expenditure cannot be  determined.
The amounts dedicated to floods under the ERDF, Cohesion Fund and the EAFRD cannot be quantified.
If an injury cannot be quantified or the amount is not  yet known, the amount is  then indicated as being‘for the record'.
The First Hall of the CivilCourts also has jurisdiction over disputes that cannot be quantified.
If the fact that the loss was  caused has been  established butthe exact amount of the loss cannot be quantified, for example in the event of non-monetary loss or losses arising in the future, the amount of compensation is  determined by a court.
In case Member States decide to use that flexibility,this will have financial consequences within the given financial amounts, which cannot be quantified at this stage.
If the fact that a loss has been  causedis  established, but the exact amount of the loss cannot be quantified(for example, in the event of a non-monetary loss or losses arising in the future), the amount of indemnity shall be  determined by a court.
As there is  no specific customs classification for biofuels, the exact amount of imported ethanol,oilseeds and vegetable oil ultimately used in the transport sector cannot be quantified.
For instance, mutual learning events cannot be quantified because their number and topics depend on Member States' interest and willingness to host such events and participate in them; equally the volume of knowledge depends on policy development needs.
The crisis reflected this situation, and now it is  necessary to take concretemeasures to ensure that new crises do not  recur in the future, caused by financial mechanisms that no one controls and that often cannot be quantified.
The Commission considers that this objective is  achieved also in cases where financial corrections are  applied on a flat ratebasis because the amount of irregular payments to beneficiaries cannot be quantified.
Can't be quantified.
And there are  some things that can't be quantified.
What really makes the Spurs shine are  things that can't be quantified.
There's an emotional component here that can't be quantified.
However, some important benefits could not be quantified and are  presented in qualitative terms.
This estimate is not  significantly different from the value obtained last year butdoes not  take account of certain serious errors which could not be quantified.
However, synergies could not be quantified as they essentially lie in the mutually reinforcing legal effects of the recommended options.
The GVH took into account, as a mitigating circumstance, that both operators have small market shares in the concerned market,and that the gains of the infringement could not be quantified.
For other policy areas the long-term amount could not be quantified, and a split can  only be  made on estimations on implementation of the projects.
Whereas the SEAC could not  conclude quantitatively on the proportionality of the continued use asinformation on the remaining risks to workers' health could not be quantified;
In overall terms the review will thushave a very limited impact on resources which can not be quantified.