Examples of using It can be inferred in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Computer
It can be inferred that the author is.
According to the analysis from the NSS, it can be inferred that the terrorists have a biochemical weapon in their possession.
It can be inferred that a positive, stable environment allows.
I put a question mark next to the page number because thenumber is not fully readable, but it can be inferred on the previous and the last page.
From this it can be inferred that the processes in the body are present.
Whether your own child is affected by this addiction can be recognized by the above symptoms,at least it can be inferred whether there is a risk.
It can be inferred that the cruel person she is referring to has to be none other than Miss Trunchbull.
Example: Grey cloudy skies with thunder result in rains, the sky outside is grey and cloudy with thunder,hence it can be inferred that it might rain.
The conversation is ended when it can be inferred from the circumstances that the relevant facts have been finally clarified.
It can be inferred that Matilda is going to develop a plan to help Miss Honey escape from Miss Trunchbull once and for all.
Another interesting observation of this study is that the level of testosteroneincreased without the parallel increase of luteinizing hormone, from which it can be inferred that it achieves higher levels of testosterone by improving the health of testes, and not by having an effect on brain function, as other testosterone increasing substances and methods do.
It can be inferred that Matilda, being as bright as she is, will be able to compute the problem faster than her older brother.
The Court then found that in view of the Court's finding above"the reasons invoked by the Moscow Justice Department and endorsed by the Moscow courts to deny re-registration of theapplicant branch had no legal basis, it can be inferred that, in denying registration to the Church of Scientology of Moscow, the Moscow authorities did not act in good faith and neglected their duty of neutrality and impartiality vis-à-vis the applicant's religious community.
However, it can be inferred from that directive that the intended mother is to be granted at least two week's maternity leave as a minimum standard.
The conversation is terminated when it can be inferred from the circumstances, that the facts in question have been clarified conclusively.
It can be inferred that the European Union legislature provided for two functionally equivalent approaches and, therefore, required that such media be equivalent.
The conversation has ended once it can be inferred from the circumstances that the matter in question has been conclusively clarified.
It can be inferred from used expression"photographic plates" that were used much more in 1922, when Crawford and his successors carried out their first investigations, than in the sixties, when Deuel gathered materials for his publication.
According to the Netherlands Government, it can be inferred from the facts described by the referring court that Mr Kolassa and Barclays Bank did enter into reciprocal obligations.
It can be inferred from the abovementioned judgment in Diageo Brand that national remedies must be exhausted in the State of origin before the public policy objection can actually be raised in the State in which enforcement is sought.
The Court first draws attention to its previous case-law from which it can be inferred that, as a rule, any act by which a user, with full knowledge of the relevant facts, provides its clients with access to protected works is liable to constitute an‘act of communication' for the purposes of the directive.
This is the case if it can be inferred from the circumstances that the facts in question have been finally clarified, provided that there are no legal storage obligations to the contrary.
This is the case if it can be inferred from the circumstances that the matter in question is finally clarified and provided that no statutory storage requirements are in conflict.
In my opinion it can be inferred from Google France and Google that despite the keyword selection representing a use of the trade mark in relation to goods or services by the advertiser, the conditions of permissibility of that use must primarily(60) be evaluated on the basis of its visible outcome, which is the ad in the sponsored link of the advertiser displayed to the internet user who has typed the search term.
It could be inferred that the Member States are to be prohibited under European Union law in the future from acting freely in the area of financial assistance.
Often, while the objectives did not mention the target group, it could be inferred from the project activities(implicit target group).
From many utterances of the natives it could be inferred that they believe that God has given the Indians the sacred mushroom because they are poor and possess no doctors and medicines; and also, because they cannot read, in particular the Bible, God can therefore speak directly to them through the mushroom.
First, the Czech court stated,it was a judgment in default and it could be inferred from the facts of the proceedings that the judgment debtor hadbeen denied the opportunity to participate properly in the proceedings(the application instituting proceedings was served on the debtor on 15 April 2003 and the final judgment was delivered on the same date).
However, the referring court notes, in essence, that it could be inferred from the wording of point(b) that that provision applies only to persons whoare in duly recorded involuntary unemployment after having worked as employed persons for more than one year, and excludes those who, like Mr Gusa, are in an equivalent position after having worked as self-employed persons for that period.