Examples of using Decisive criterion in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But, for me, this is not a decisive criterion of truth!
The decisive criterion for determining this time is the necessity.
Software is increasingly seen as a decisive criterion of differentiation on the market.
The decisive criterion for the definition of this time period is necessity.
Finally, it is the place where thegoods were actually supplied that is the decisive criterion for establishing international jurisdiction.
The decisive criterion(4) is the miracle, which must have an unequivocal connection with the apparition.
In this way the flexibly controllable sun andweather protection device becomes a decisive criterion for comfort in all living and working spaces.
A decisive criterion in selecting the food categories was that the foodstuffs could be produced in Hungary as well.
They regard the gold as insurance if a crisis comes,and the immediate physical availability would be the decisive criterion.
The decisive criterion is the potential of the available instruments and measures to effectively help workers.
They regard the gold as insurance in case of a crisis,and the immediate physical availability would be the decisive criterion.
The decisive criterion for admission to the sacraments has always been the coherence of a person's way of life with the teachings of Jesus.”.
That question is very similar to the question concerning the decisive criterion in the second plea, relating to the imputation to Portielje of Gosselin's conduct.
If instead the decisive criterion were now to become the absence of a person's subjective culpability- as some interpreters of Amoris Laetitia have suggested- would this not change the very nature of the sacraments?
With Pius XI(Encyclical Casti connubii[1930]) and Paul VI(Encyclical Humanae vitae[1968]),natural law is revealed as a decisive criterion for questions relating to conjugal morality.
It has often been thought that the decisive criterion in the cultural sciences, too, was in the last analysis, the‘regular' recurrence of certain causal relationships.
The definition of family members is extended so as to take into account the case where the beneficiary of protection is a minor and the wide range of situations where a minor might be dependent,while ensuring that the decisive criterion is the best interest of the child.
Moreover, in the Advocate General's view, the decisive criterion for assessing whether an activity is connected with the exercise of official authority is the nature of its relationship with the legal system of the State.
Moreover, the fact that the grant of the marketing authorisation relied upon in support of the SPC application required the submission of a complete dossier under Article 8(3) of Directive 2001/83 is not,I would point out, a decisive criterion for the purpose of the grant of an SPC.
In reality, however, wherever the decisive criterion for recognizing rights becomes that of the majority, wherever the right to express one's own freedom can prevail over the right of a voiceless minority, might has become the criterion of right.
Enhances respect for the right of beneficiaries of protection to family life: it broadens the definition of family members so as to address the case where a beneficiary is a minor and the wide range of situations where a minor might be considered dependent,while ensuring that the decisive criterion is the best interest of the child.
The decisive criterion is the potential of the available instruments to effectively help workers, and it is up to Member States to select- and to programme- the instruments and actions best suited to achieving the objectives pursued.
As 01051 Telecom points out, it is apparent from the caselaw of the Court that the crediting to the account of theown resources of the European Communities constitutes the decisive criterion for establishing whether a Member State which is required to place a sum of money at the disposal of the Commission has failed to fulfil its obligations and whether, consequently, it is required to pay interest for late payment(see, to that effect, Case C-363/00 Commission v Italy[2003] ECR I-5767, paragraphs 42, 43 and 46).
According to settled case-law,in the interests of legal certainty and for ease of verification, the decisive criterion for the tariff classification of goods is in general to be sought in their objective characteristics and properties as defined in the wording of the relevant CN heading and the notes to sections and chapters.
It should be noted at the outset that it is settled caselaw that,in the interests of legal certainty and ease of verification, the decisive criterion for the classification of goods for customs purposes is in general to be found in their objective characteristics and properties as defined in the wording of the relevant heading of the Combined Nomenclature and of the notes to the sections or chapters(see, inter alia, Joined Cases C-208/06 and C-209/06 Medion and Canon Deutschland[2007] ECR I-7963, paragraph 34).
Basically, the decisive criteria in this case are the tortuosity, or the originality of the forms of plants.
The difference- at the level of logistic generalization- is only so much, that each structure and function being built upon bases of human rights, or functions and activities fulfilling the demands ofhuman rights have already become decisive criteria of the processes of international politics.
That is why the sole and decisive criteria for Turkey's accession to the European Union must be its compliance with the principles of the rule of law, legislative confirmation of civil and minority rights, and respect for all the Member States of the European Union.
From a subjective point of view, justice is translated into behaviour that is based on the will to recognise the other as a person, while, from an objective point of view,it constitutes the decisive criteria of morality in the intersubjective and social sphere.