Examples of using Diverging in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The two diverging positions.
Simultaneous circular rotation of the hands in a converging and diverging direction.
Diverging scientific opinions.
It-shows five… no, six diverging universes?
Now I'm diverging, but this needs to be said.
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These are not easy questions to answer, and there will be many diverging views.
I heard a lot of diverging opinions, which in itself shows how complex this matter is.
Links apple and alpha, synchronous and diverging… Yeah, you want to turn that.
Willing or unwilling, the leaders of the French revolution alreadyserved the strategic goals of the money power diverging from Frankfurt.
Moreover, diverging quality requirements on credit ratings could lead to different levels of investor and consumer protection.
As displayed in Figure 1823,the positive slope of the regression line indicated a diverging trend across Member States.
Those diverging interpretations prove that, contrary to the French Government's view, the geological concept of‘shale' is open to debate.
Cooperation andappropriate exchange of information should also minimise the potential for diverging scientific opinions.
Where diverging views concerning the coordination arrangements arise, any member of the college of supervisors may refer the matter to EIOPA.
The thing is that sooner or later, your priorities and interests will diverge and continue diverging until there is nothing to hold you together.
In a situation, if the diverging have common children, then it is impossible to forget the ex-husband, because he remains the father of the children.
At the same time,the ECB and the European Parliament continued to hold diverging views on some issues related to accountability and transparency.
In addition, there have beenunintended situations involving different interpretations by national and regional authorities, with diverging practices emerging.
In addition, you learn to deal with the diverse and sometimes diverging interests of various stakeholders involved in international business.
The new research revealed that gorillas and humans are slightly more closely related genetically than previously recognized,with the genomes diverging by just 1.6 percent.
Moreover, without harmonised standards, there is the risk that diverging standards are applied across the EU with a resulting fragmentation of the internal market.
Adopting a Directive would not help solve thecurrent e-signature interoperability issues stemming from diverging transpositions of Directive 99/93/EC.
While the diversity of AFCOSs was acknowledged, there were diverging views(notably among the AFCOSs themselves) on the need to further align their role and powers.
Currently, the procedures for consultation and consent are governed by the nationallaw of the host Member State, which means that diverging internal Member State procedures apply.
There have also been diverging interpretations of the regulation's content, as in the case of the participation of private entities, which have to be contracting entities for the purpose of public procurement.
In addition, college students acquire abilities to deal with the varied,and typically diverging, interests of assorted stakeholders involved in international business.
Some ministers, given the diverging views, advocated that the Council should consider not continuing its work on this topic, while others stressed that the work should continue.
Moreover, in some cases the impact of the projects was hampered by the diversity of interest within the Russian society,materialised in diverging interest between the various authorities.
The longer the wait, the higher the risk that diverging approaches will emerge, creating administrative burdens and uncertainty for business and damaging the Single Market.
The reason for everything is a strong tension of the tissues,the edges of which are capable of diverging repeatedly during the healing process due to the development of a fragile granulation material.
