Examples of using Complementary nature in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Complementary nature of farming and forestry.
White granite countertops have a very complementary nature.
Complementary nature of the various sector-specific Community policies.
White granite countertops have an extremely complementary nature.
Complementary nature of the various sector-specific Community policies.
The market investigation confirmed the complementary nature of their transatlantic networks.
The complementary nature of the SDS and the Lisbon Strategy were set out in the renewed EU SDS79.
The EESC believes that mass storagecan be an important means of utilising the complementary nature of renewable energies.
Stresses the complementary nature of EU and OECD activity in this field;
Measures to provide encouragement and promote coordination to be taken at Unionlevel in accordance with this Article shall be of a complementary nature.
The complementary nature of the businesses networks, expertise and customers will facilitate the operational and commercial merger between IJS Global and GEFCO.
By drawing on the diversity of its teams and the richness and complementary nature of its brand portfolio, L'Oréal has made the universalisation of beauty its project for the years to come.
The EU's enhanced role in European space policy goes hand inhand with increased interaction among these three players based on the complementary nature of their roles and responsibilities.
In order to maintain the complementary nature of the old system and make way for new modes of communication, we need to reform European broadcasting.
It promotes the provision of anew generation of these services with a view to maximising the complementary nature of national and European policy instruments.
The integration and complementary nature of transport modes therefore remain central to a transport system that is reliable and efficient in the long-term.
(1) The 2005 European Consensus on Development recognised the link between security and development16,while highlighting their complementary nature, 16 and the 2011 Agenda for Change16 a stressed the correlation between development and security.
He showed the complementary nature of e-commerce capabilities and basic IT infrastructure and their joint contribution to cost-cutting and more efficient management of human resources and inventories.
My political group, the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats, is proud of its support for a policy of non-discrimination which pursues the general good andrespects the distinct characteristics and complementary nature of men and women.
Endorses the HLG's emphasis on the mutually complementary nature of each of the individual ESI Funds, which only together can achieve the Cohesion Policy objective enshrined in the Treaties;
Far from being in conflict with one another, these fundamental modes of the mind's exploration of reality are mutually dependent and have been most productive in those rare buthappy periods of history when their complementary nature has been recognized and they have been able to work together.
The complementary nature results from the fact that the Prospectus Directive only concerns initial disclosure requirements for a public offer or listing on a regulated market.
My vote in favour of the report isintended to spur debate in Europe on the interdependence and complementary nature of the measures adopted at European and national level to fulfil the objectives of EU policies, including that of increasing global economic competitiveness.
The increasing needs of families at home mean that households' freedom of choice between the various services existing in Member States(direct employment, businesses, cooperatives, associations, public authorities, etc.) needs to be consolidated and stabilised,as does the complementary nature of these services.
These criteria were, inter alia,consistency of the proposed activity with the objectives of the programme, complementary nature with respect to other activities receiving support and feasibility, i.e. the specific possibilities of implementation through the means proposed.
The fact that modern physics, the manifestation of an extreme specialisation of the rational mind, is now making contact with mysticism, the essence of religion and manifestation of an extreme specialisation of the intuitive mind,shows very beautifully the unity and complementary nature of the rational and intuitive modes of consciousness; of the yang and the yin.
As regards, next, the complementary nature of wine and beer as referred to in the caselaw cited in paragraph 61 above, it should be borne in mind that complementary goods are goods which are closely connected in the sense that one is indispensable or important for the use of the other(see Case T-169/03 Sergio Rossi v OHIM- Sissi Rossi(SISSI ROSSI)[2005] ECR II-685, paragraph 60).
It is essential that all women can identify with public equal opportunities policies,which respect their natural difference and their necessary complementary nature, and do not lose sight of the importance of national and regional identities or historical, cultural and religious diversity.
The type of support provided to CSOs through the thematic budget lines cannot be compared to traditional bilateral programmes, for example in support of reforms,due to the kind of organisations and actions targeted by these instruments and the complementary nature of both EIDHR and DCI-NSA instruments. Special Report No 4/2013- EU Cooperation with Egypt in the Field of Governance.
This report, entitled'Achieving real territorial, social and economic cohesion within the EU- a sine qua non for global competitiveness?' is intended to spurdebate among the Members of the European Parliament on the interdependence and complementary nature of the measures adopted at European and national level to fulfil the objectives of EU policies, including that of increasing global economic competitiveness.