Examples of using Points of reference in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Just a couple points of reference.
Traditional” civilization- all traditional civilizations- have metaphysical points of reference.
We need points of reference.
This means that our work lacks points of reference.
We need points of reference, passionate and supportive.
We use five main points of reference.
However scopes are now available with multiple dots andlines that give far more points of reference.
We lost all points of reference.
Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé are possibly the two mostimportant PDOs of the Central Loire Valley and the points of reference for Sauvignon Blanc.
This requires performance targets: points of reference, compared to which we can appraise each other.
Information readily available, and major points of reference.
There are other points of reference, especially, in our view, Europe's Christian roots.
Incidentally, Kjørup's argument does not mention Wittgenstein- his points of reference are Gombrich, Austin, Searle, and Goodman.
Canada constitutes a reliable and important partner for the European Union for historical and cultural reasons, because of ethnic and political affinities,and because our civilisations share values and points of reference.
Cities and other geographic points of reference[citation needed].
In the same way as financiers and business leaders obviously failed to understand that times had changed regarding their stock-options and“golden parachutes”, a number of intellectuals andpoliticians have not yet fully understood that their points of reference, values and theories now belong to the past.
A girl observed that the young lack points of reference and no-one drives them to activate the resources they have.
The relationship between principles and values is undoubtedly one of reciprocity, in that social values are an expression of appreciation to be attributed to those specific aspects of moral good that these principles foster,serving as points of reference for the proper structuring and ordered leading of life in society.
One girl observed that young people lack points of reference and no one motivates them to utilize the resources they possess.
The added value of the adviser is that he sees what's going on from the outside as a professional,and he has real points of reference, based on psychological and interpersonal legislations.".
Member States' supervisory bodies have no points of reference, in particular for substances detected in foodstuffs from third countries.
Now it's just Pulp Fiction-- it's all blood and Satan and that kindashit-- but it contains five points of reference identical to the Harkness case, which is more than a coincidence.
Europe requires common points of reference to ensure transparency, consistency and portability of qualifications between the many streams of development across Europe, thereby facilitating mutual trust and mobility in a borderless lifelong learning perspective.
It outlines 23 concrete objectives for safe,orderly and regular migration as points of reference for States when applying their national migration policies.
Therefore, generally speaking, the points of reference with which the East can supply us are of an ideal rather than a real order, and one should not view too optimistically the prospects of obtaining from it really valid help in resisting forces now at work all the world over, and for which it would be hard to master otherwise than by“riding the tiger.”.
For us, the Central-European partnership andfresh dynamism will be particularly important points of reference in the coming years, especially because Western-European attempts to divide the region seem to become permanent.
The recommendation calls on member states to designate National Points of Reference(NPR) who will coordinate the actions specified in the document in the given country, communicate with the Commission and report on progress every two years.
In a society that struggles to find points of reference, young people need a positive reference point in their school.
(5) Control services of Member States have no points of reference in particular for substances detected in food from third countries.
However, the standards and criteria used to assess oraccredit European establishments must serve as points of reference to boost transparency and make it easier to draw comparisons across Europe and, at the same time, do more to promote diversity between institutions and help ensure that they are geared to the needs of society today, rather than contribute to the harmonization of Member States' regulations and laws.