Examples of using Not in practice in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But not in practice.
If not in practice, in theory anyway.
It works in theory, but not in practice.
If not in practice, at least in theory.
Those states exist in principle but not in practice.
If practicasau combine theory if not in practice apply the theory does not solve anything.
Something that works well in theory may not in practice.
However, many minorities are not in practice guaranteed these rights.
(DA) Madam President, in Russia,there is freedom of the press in name only, not in practice.
During this time the Union has not in practice had any real policy regarding the countries of the South Caucasus.
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, these two regions have not in practice been part of Georgia.
Security, in theory, but not in practice, because the gates were standing open.
I would like to say a final word about the legislative fingerprint,which is a good idea in theory but not in practice.
Previous to the war, there were some grounds for saying that- in theory, at least, if not in practice- our government was a free one- that it rested on consent.
While laudable, this cannot in practice be carried out as some older vehicles in national transport cannot be equipped with the digital tachograph.
However, it is worth considering whether this instrument, which is solelyintended for cross-border cooperation, should not in practice be more tightly defined, including in terms of project management requirements for each kind of cooperation.
Can Europe continue to open its markets to those who do not in practice, for example, recognise the right to strike or to freedom of expression and negotiation between employers' and workers' organisations,?
As is evident from the foregoing, when the Sixth Directive entered into force in Denmark the national rules in Paragraph 16(3) of the VAT Law on exclusion of theright to deduct input VAT were not in practice applicable to services provided by company canteens.
Likewise, the change of registered office should not in practice constitute a way for SPEs to avoid compliance with any legal rules guaranteeing healthy competition.
Secondly, it is possible that a means of putting a complete end to the infringements of the intellectual property right does not exist or is not in practice achievable, as a result of which some measures taken might be capable of being circumvented in one way or another.
Businesses currently selling both online and face-to-face will not in practice be faced with additional costs due to different regimes, as a fragmentation between the rules on online and face-to-face sales of goods is not likely to occur or would probably not have a significant impact.
Whereas those rules must relate to the intended objective and must not in practice reduce market access or the freedom to self-handle to a level below that provided for in this Directive;
(23) Whereas, for the same reasons, Member States must retain the power to lay down and enforce the necessary rules for the proper functioning of the airport infrastructure;whereas those rules must relate to the intended objective and must not in practice reduce market access or the freedom to self-handle to a level below that provided for in this Directive; whereas the rules must comply with the principles of objectivity, transparency and non-discrimination;
It remains to beseen whether the new differentiation approach does not in practice mean a gradual dismantling of the ENP and smooth transition towards a purely bilateral approach.
There is a common understanding between OLAF andEurojust that, in order to ensure sound management, the text is not in practice interpreted in a literal way but cooperation is focused on complex and sensitive criminal cases, and where it brings added value.
As this was the gist of Mr Schrems' complaint- namely that personal data wasbeing transferred to a third country which did not in practice ensure an adequate level of protection- the Commissioner took the view that the nature and very existence of Decision 2000/520 prevented him from examining this question.
Thus, if a Swedish company pays bribes using a non-Swedish national through a third party agent or a separate legal entity,Swedish companies are not in practice subject to‘corporate fines' by Swedish authorities.61 The Swedish authorities have reported that the new offence of‘negligent financing of bribery' from 2012 will address the difficulties involving intermediaries.
Our universal principles of human rights aren't in practice all that universal.