Examples of using Conformity in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Conformity of the toy.
I was rebelling against conformity.
Conformity is the key to survival!
We can therefore confirm conformity to RoHS.
Union by conformity is not intense and violent;
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Last year we formed a conga line against conformity.
The unity achieved by conformity is only pseudo-unity.
Conformity to worldly customs converts the church to the world;
The opposite of bravery is not cowardice but conformity.'.
Demonstrate conformity with this international standard.
Falsifying test results for type-approval or in-service conformity;
To demonstrate conformity to relevant interested parties;
Ensuring that the manufacturer meets its obligations regarding conformity of production;
The conformity of the proposed action with the annual work programme;
CEN/CLC/TC 1: Criteria for conformity assessment bodies.
(a) the conformity of administrative practices with Community rules;
Terms English-Hungarian dictionary» be in conformity with something meaning in Hungarian.
Conformity of the request for a preliminary ruling with Croatian law.
The Commission is currently checking the conformity of the 28 national transpositions.
Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth.
The Commission will also proceed to the conformity check of all the 28 national transpositions.
Look, conformity is prison, and the tattoo is more of a metaphor.
The Commission is, rightfully, analysing the conformity of this law to the European legislation.
When comparing conformity to individuality, which is more important to a successful society and why?
The Conference on Conformity and Certification in Rail Systems.
Where there is no conformity, there is also no order, no beauty, and no perfection.
The Declaration of Conformity forms the basis for the CE marking of these products.
The spirit of worldly conformity in invading the churches throughout Christendom.
