Examples of using Materialises in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What he thinks there materialises here.
Whether this materialises will depend on factors that are at this stage unknown(DDA Agreement, world market developments).
The goods never arrive or service never materialises.
For Prison Guard officers, if the risk materialises during a period of such service.
Why do we not wait for the next Parliament and let the new Parliament discuss the issue and just wait andsee whether the Treaty of Lisbon actually materialises?
This chart shows that the direct effect materialises within a year of the oil price increase.
Because of the delayed network roll-out(infrastructure investments have declined in recent years) new economic activity is held-up andgovernment income from taxes on those new activities never materialises.
If what he wants with regard to migration materialises in Europe, that would be bad for Hungary.
The consequence of weak procedures is a risk of a reduction in the efficiency and effectiveness of commission spending. the second phase of the audit, to be reported on at a later date,will assess the extent to which this risk materialises.
The economic impact of EFSI only materialises once the funds are disbursed and investments are actually made.
Try telling that to Tegan and Nyssa when the Master materialises in the sanctum.
To ensure such participation materialises, the EESC calls for researchers to be granted broad access to such infrastructure.
In cases where there is lack of demand for a harmonised band at regional or national level, Member States could exceptionally be able to allow an alternative use of the band as long as such lack of demand persists and provided that the alternative use does not prejudice the harmonised use of the said band by other Member States andthat it ceases when demand for the harmonised use materialises.
The virtual materialises, matter virtualises, just as in Neil Spiller's cyber-alchemical architectural vision: the age of transformability- omnipotent transmutability that abolishes stationary objectivity- has arrived, in which the environment and our relationship to it also become relative.
Since that inconvenience materialises, with regard to delayed flights, on arrival at the final destination, the Court has held that a delay must be assessed, for the purposes of the compensation provided for in Article 7 of Regulation(EC) No 261/2004, in relation to the scheduled arrival time at that destination(see Sturgeon and Others, paragraph 61, and Nelson and Others, paragraph 40).
If they have changed things round,the Tardis might materialise in the forward control room.
If these forecasts materialise, we shall have widespread congestion on the major axes of communication.
Materialise 3D Printed Titanium Maxillofacial I….
Yes… er, excuse me, materialised, I think, is the better word.
The above-mentioned favourable effects may not materialise if certain preconditions are not met.
People materialised in your time and then just… faded away.
Materialise 3D printed titanium maxillofacial implants will soon be listed in the United States.
The materialised elements, the architectural solutions of health tourism are also closely related to cultural tourism.
It is not just a play on words but a real hope that must materialise.
I can stop the Master by materialising around his Tardis.
However, there is a life form materialising on the planet.
I saw your machine materialise.
Yes, and materialise at the end of it.
This one will never materialise.
Expected spill-over effects and spontaneous convergence have not(yet) materialised.