Examples of using Only in theory in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But only in theory.
However in many cases this remains only in theory.
JB: Only in theory.
It could work in theory, but only in theory.
Ci(thou) and cia(thine) exist only in theory, and are almost never used in practice.
Not only in theory, but in practice too, they must try out the Christian lifestyle.
But this is only in theory.
To invite him to live with you until he is on hisfeet is a manifestation of love, but it sounds great only in theory.
Getting acquainted only in theory with the cemetery conspiracy to die, never help the patient save his life.
Pneumonia- is a disease, which is better to know only in theory, as indeed any other.
A complete bequest exists only in theory, thus neither that of Radnóti is that, but it approximates the ideal.
Fee collection can be calculated, but only in theory by using an established formula based on gas transit contracts.
The European public demands a high level of transparency from its representatives,not only in theory, but most importantly in practice.
Of course we know that this is only in theory, but there is no problem if the guys are kicking out of the harness tonight and feel good.
They moved to a new domain and built a completely new look- it's a shametheir old stuff(at least a part of it) can be seen only in theory.
I learnt a lot of things about production previously, only in theory, and it is surprising that we can apply them!".
What isn't clearly emphasized there, however, is that, while Gurdjieff presents three archetypes of ways basedon human types, this is true only in theory.
The observance of these commandments andof the Word of God would hold in these cases only in theory and not in practice, inducing thereby the divorced who have remarried« to fool themselves»(James 1:22).
Diego López Garrido referred to the fact that novelties introduced under the Lisbon Treaty, such as the so-called'citizens' initiative' aimed at triggering a legislative process based on a million signatures,so far exist only in theory.
But till now he had never hadto deal with a lawyer and so had disapproved only in theory; now his disapproval was strengthened by the unpleasant impression he received in the lawyer's waiting-room.
And as soon as we taste it, we fall more and more in love with this simple purity again and again andnot only in theory, not as a myth nor as a memory.
The existence of such remediesmust be sufficiently certain not only in theory but also in practice, failing which they will lack the requisite accessibility and effectiveness(see Dalia v. France, 19 February 1998,§ 38, Reports 1998-I).
Nor, finally, can the unlimited jurisdiction replace the absence of precision in the law,irrespective of the fact that this jurisdiction exists only in theory and is generally not exercised by the General Court.
To a degree, therefore, gender equality exists only in theory, and women, who furthermore are still faced with a large number of family responsibilities, are sometimes forced to do several jobs for several employers and yet still end up earning less than men.
Many would like to carry out the process on warming their own homes polyurethane alone, however,need to know what to do quite possible only in theory, but in practice need to have specific equipment, materials and certain skills.
The existence of such remediesmust be sufficiently certain not only in theory but also in practice, failing which they will lack the requisite accessibility and effectivenesssee the Selmouni v. France judgment of 28 July 1999, to be published in Reports of Judgments and Decisions 1999-.
However, my key point is this: as the EU is based on the principles of free competition,we are committed to ensuring, not only in theory but also in real life, that in each Member State the consumer will be able to choose freely and without any difficulties between different electricity producers and distributors and to decide which is the best offer.
The existence of such remediesmust be sufficiently certain not only in theory but also in practice, failing which they will lack the requisite accessibility and effectiveness; it falls to the respondent State to establish that these various conditions are satisfied(see, among other authorities, Selmouni v. France[GC], no. 25803/94,§ 75, ECHR 1999-V).