Examples of using Has to be understood in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Which has to be understood.
It emerged on the savannas of Africa, and has to be understood in that context.
That has to be understood before you go tossing out the word“strike”.
The mechanism has to be understood.
This has to be understood, and we will not stop reminding Lukashenko and his friends of it.
I think the threat has to be understood.
It is this which has to be understood and not your theories of Vedanta, with the rituals and all the paraphernalia of organized religion.
For Aquinas, everything we say about God has to be understood in this analogical way.
Every so-called disease has to be understood as a Meaningful Special Biological Program of Nature created to solve an unexpected biological conflict.
However, we do have to think about the fact that future enlargement has to be understood and supported by European citizens.
He also said it has to be understood that things get more expensive.
How can it be explained, for instance,that reality conforms to the principle of causality if this principle has to be understood as one to which the operation of our mind must conform?
This phenomenon has to be understood and known, not blamed or praised.
Though there are questions as to what is Wilber's belief system and why he is so different from what he was to what is he now,one thing has to be understood – Wilber's untiring efforts have helped people view things through an Integral lens, in all-quadrant, all-level perspectives.
It spells out that“grave sin” has to be understood objectively, given that the minister of the Eucharist has no means of judging another person's subjective imputability.
This paper has to be understood.
This dogma, however, has to be understood in the sense attributed to it by the Church herself.
In the light of the answer given to the first and second questions,the third question has to be understood as referring exclusively to cases where the third-country national cannot qualify for a derived right of residence under Article 20 TFEU.
The principles, themes and processes have to be understood in detail.
All of these aspects have to be understood.
Our mental categories have to be understood as ultimately grounded in categories of action.
First, the system had to be understood.
These things have to be understood in detail before we can perceive what Goethe intended to say.
These challenges are part of the same process, heavily influencing each other,and therefore have to be understood within the framework of that interaction.
She further recalled that the dairymarket crisis was of a global nature and had to be understood in this context.
It is true, as Kant says, that true synthetic a priori propositions are grounded in self-evident axioms andthat these axioms have to be understood by reflection upon ourselves rather than being in any meaningful sense“observable.”.
In addition, the fact that Saint-Gobain did not contest thematerial facts set out in the statement of objections had to be understood to be an endorsement by that undertaking of the Commission's description of the meetings and contacts at issue.
The events in Catalonia have to be understood within the context of capitalism's long term economic crisis which culminated in a financial crash in 2007 from which there has been no real recovery.
There is no doubt that their myths,filled with such an extraordinary heroic and warrior like character, had to be understood in an esoteric form, as the path of the warrior in his fight against himself.
There are many other aspects of this to discuss,or at least a few important ones that will have to be understood to know the greater truth about what is happening on the planet.