Examples of using Many exceptions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There are many exceptions.
There are many general rules but all have many exceptions.
Rule with many exceptions.
They pay them only to authors, and, even then, there are many exceptions.
There are many exceptions to the rhythmic rule.
Of course there are many exceptions.
There are many exceptions, of course, and brilliant ones.
We all know the many exceptions.
FUTA tax calculations are most payments to employees, but there are many exceptions.
But there are many exceptions.
Temporary deterioration in the status of bodies of water is subject to many exceptions.
In English, there are almost as many exceptions as there are rules.
If we make too many exceptions, we give operators the opportunity to circumvent the rules.
However, I find the fact that there are so many exceptions problematic.
However, there are many exceptions to this rule(especially in English).
Another solution couldbe to bridge the gap between a single list and the many exceptions put in place by Member States.
The many exceptions and derogations will mean that the scope of these rights will be considerably limited, to the detriment of coach passengers.
That is not invariably so, because there are many exceptions and special cases, but broadly speaking it is true.
Usually there will be between 1 and 100 paylines(or ways to win as it's sometimes called),but there are many exceptions out there too.
The use of the ambiguous term‘expansion capital' and the many exceptions to the use of working capital caused confusion among the financial institutions in the Member States.
While it is a difficult process to learn any new language,English is considered by many to be very difficult because there are so many exceptions to the rules.
If the scale arrow begins to creep up,it means that you allow too many exceptions and it is time to return to the strict first phase.
In any case, the idea of an optional system is also best avoided, as it would run counter to the idea of harmonisation,to which there are already too many exceptions.
This legislation took as many as 40 years to be completed,although it naturally has many exceptions, from 1967(Directive 67/458/ΕEC) to 2007, when the REACH Regulation entered into force;
A more categorical approach, which reflects the objectives of the knowledge society and those of the fight against all forms of discrimination, should be applied to the list, as the objective of harmonisation has not been achieved;too many exceptions still remain.
But it has no been put forward up tothe present, probably on account of the newness of the subject, the many exceptions known, and the vigourous objections which would be raised from the chemical side to such an explanation.
At the same time, travelling around in Europe I am faced with poor andslow service in many countries that are trying to get as many exceptions as possible from the liberalisation plans.
The current framework for infrastructure funding is complex,adds many exceptions and constraints to the deadlines for implementation of the projects and requires complex calculations of the final subsidy allowed to each project.
With this decision, the bulk of the money goes outside the European Union in the form of CDMs,while our legislation contains too many exceptions, too many flexibility mechanisms and too little compulsion.
Any weakening of Member States' ambition to complete the reforms which have been initiated under the strain ofthe crisis, excessive indulgence, too many exceptions to the commonly accepted rules and a return to a new round of internal protectionism will deal fatal blows.
