Examples of using Exceptional case in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But an exceptional case.
Exceptional cases make for very bad laws.
Is there any exceptional case?
Explanations of the results, in particular concerning exceptional cases.'.
Such exceptional cases are.
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Doctors call an exceptional case.
Exceptional cases when the class might be transferred to the next month.
Is this an exceptional case?
I think he will agree that it would be an exceptional case.
However, all such exceptional cases have at most four vertices.
It's against the principle, but since you seemed to miss him so much, as an exceptional case, I made him reincarnate.
Exceptional cases of interstitial lung disease, especially with long term therapy see section 4.
I return to the exceptional cases.
The one exceptional case is L(K4,4), which shares its parameters with the Shrikhande graph.
ESMA shall, within 24 hours, issue an opinion on whether it considers that the more restrictiveposition limits are necessary to address the exceptional case.
This must remain an exceptional case. It was a gentlemen's agreement, and it should not become the rule.
And though he tries to avoid teammates in such a sensitive matter as theft,but now quite exceptional case, and you- a certified person, you can rely on in difficult times.
However, this was an exceptional case, because such things have not happened in Russia itself for a long time.
What has happened in Berlin recently, where the suburban rapid rail system has gone to pieces as a result of profits being prioritised,must remain an absolutely exceptional case.
It was a very exceptional case for the Master to spend so much of His time in the direct teaching of one individual, but through Mr. Krishnamurti it has reached tens of thousands of others, and helped them to an immeasurable extent.
It states that“if a veterinarian recommends the discontinuation of any such drug not less than eight days before racing,he should feel sure that he has catered for all but the most exceptional case”.
Except for the exceptional case where a public authority is vested with a legal warrant empowering it to act against the measures it considers as illegal(case of a prefectorial application for judicial review), the interest justifies the exercise of the appeal.
We have no record of any being, either spiritual or human, ever having been changed from one nature to another, except the Son of God;and this was an exceptional case, for an exceptional purpose.
The pressure on the celiac to be viewed as an exceptional case or deviation may have everything to do with our preconscious belief that wheat, and grains as a whole are the“health foods,” and very little to do with a rigorous investigations of the facts.
The devaluation of the exchange rate was not unprecedented- before World War II a pound cost 4.86 dollar, in 1985 the exchange rate almost achieved parity,but the pound fiasco in 1992 could be regarded as an exceptional case because of the circumstances and the consequences.
Should there arise an exceptional case where significant risks or problems with respect to the quality of the data have been clearly identified, Eurostat will use all the relevant powers at its disposal under the new rules, including, of course, the audit powers.
Nevertheless, the Commission endorses Parliament's amendment concerning the spouses' option of going to this court as a last resort, if it proves impossible to obtain a divorce from the court of habitual residence,but we see this more as an exceptional case.
An exceptional case is that of Queen Elizabeth, who had so intense a love for her country that she has only quite recently passed into the heaven-world, having spent the time since her death in endeavouring, until recently almost without success, to impress upon her successors her ideas of what ought to be done for England.