Examples of using Doesn't apply to me in English and their translations into Hungarian
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GDPR doesn't apply to me.”.
That portion of the Bible doesn't apply to me.
That doesn't apply to me. I had a healthy childhood.
Then your program doesn't apply to me.
This however doesn't apply to me since I bought it from Target, unless they sold me some second hand phone.
I'm an adult, the curfew doesn't apply to me.
That law doesn't apply to me.
This is different. the platinum rule doesn't apply to me.".
I don't process personal data, GDPR doesn't apply to me!
Now you may be thinking, this does not apply to me, because I have nothing to hide.
There is no,“the rules don't apply to me.”.
But this does not apply to me!
Their rules don't apply to me.
His orders don't apply to me.
Arrogance:“The rules don't apply to me.”.
No- it means they don't apply to me.
Your school laws don't apply to me.
I guess that does not apply to me.
I thought that didn't apply to me.
So, since your Fae rules don't apply to me--.
That non-disclosure shit does not apply to me.
Olivia's nondisclosure agreement didn't apply to me.
Katrina, your job as gatekeeper does not apply to me, so I'm going to ask you one more time.
There is no point in saying, I am not rich so those words don't apply to me.
It is a subject about which I feel very strongly, meine Liebe,and… the usual protocols which prevent you from attending do not apply to me.
Arnie, I don't want your head to explode, but I'm telling you, those rules don't apply to me.
You may think,‘this does not apply to me', but keep in mind that studies consistently show that people tend to underestimate their calorie intake by a significant amount.
Very little applied to me directly,and I had to rely upon the Organization to sort out which Scriptures did and which did not apply to me.
When I was a young child, I thought that Braille didn't apply to me and it was too hard to learn;
When I was a young child, I thought that braille didn't apply to me and it seemed too hard to learn, but that all changed when I started volunteering as a student in the 10th and 11th grade at the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine.