Examples of using Practical expression in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Only this can give practical expression to the useful concept of"Teaming of Excellence"3.
Christ is seen as the Center of the eternal purpose,and so He is sought as the center of the Church in its practical expression.
It is the practical expression of the ideal of humanizing the earth and the aspiration of moving towards a universal human nation.
Cohesion policy is vital to an improved socio-economic environment in Europe andis a practical expression of solidarity between the Member States.
The Union's policies are the practical expression of its genuine commitment to supporting people when they are at their most vulnerable.
At the same time, the free movement of students, tourists, workers and their families between MemberStates is a key European achievement, and a practical expression of mutual respect, openness and tolerance as core European Union values.
The European Protection Order is the practical expression of the priority given by the Spanish Presidency to combating violence against women.
As has been stated, the process of apostasy begins when a portion of the Church begins to move away from Christ's centrality, supremacy andall-sufficiency in all things concerning its spiritual life and practical expression.
At European level voluntary activity is a practical expression of such European values as solidarity, cohesion and social integration.
One practical expression of this principle is undoubtedly the Solidarity Fund, established in 2006 in accordance with an interinstitutional agreement and in order to eliminate the negative consequences of major natural disasters.
The mobilisation of the Solidarity Fund is a practical expression of a Europe that is close to its citizens, which is what they expect.
It is a practical expression of solidarity with European citizens affected by such disasters and it is through such procedures that we do justice to the vision of active support by the European Union for its citizens.
In addition to these measures, geographical financial instruments such as the European Development Fund and European Neighbourhood andPartnership Instrument also help to give practical expression to the Global Approach to Migration.
The EU's humanitarian policy is the practical expression of its commitment to supporting people in need of assistance when they are at their most vulnerable.
On the other hand: if the Jew recognizes this his practical nature as invalid and would work on its dissolution, he works from within his past development for human emancipation itself andturns against the highest practical expression of human self-alienation.
Freemasonry is both a ceremonial and a practical expression of one attribute of the seventh Ray, which is also represented in the rituals of all World Faiths.
On the other hand, should the Jew recognize his materialistic nature as valueless and work for its abolition, he would be working for simple human emancipation and the shedding of his development to date,thus rejecting the highest practical expression of human self-alienation.
If he has an idea,it is unsatisfying until he has given it practical expression; if he has work to do in the world, he is unhappy about it unless he can make it express an idea or an ideal.
On the other hand, if the Jew recognizes that his practical nature is futile and works to abolish it, he extricates himself from his previous development and works for human emancipation as such andturns against the supreme practical expression of human self-estrangement.
The most important practical expression of territorial cohesion is guaranteeing all the people of Europe equality of access to services of general interest wherever they may live or work.
Since its establishment, the European Economic and Social Committee has always paid specialattention to voluntary work insofar as it is a practical expression of citizens working towards solidarity, social cohesion and the improvement of the communities where they carry out their activities.
On the other hand: if the Jew recognizes as valueless this his practical essence, and labours for its abolition, he would work himself free of his previous development, and labour for human emancipation generally,turning against the supreme practical expression of human self-alienation.
Considers that part of the financial implications of the requested proposal shouldbe covered by the general budget of the Union as a practical expression of the principle of solidarity and fair sharing of responsibility, including its financial implications, between the Member States, in accordance with Article 80 TFEU;
On the other hand, when the Jew recognizes this practical character of his as futile and works for its abolition, then he is working from the basis of his own previous development for the emancipation of humanity itself andturns against the highest practical expression of human self-alienation.”.
Jordi Vaquer, director of the Open Society Initiative for Europe said,“In Hungary,as elsewhere in Europe, these practical expressions of solidarity with the plight of refugees highlight the gap between a lack of political will and the readiness of thousands of ordinary citizens to do more.”.
The Egyptian people's uprising in favour of democratic changes, defending its sovereignty against foreign interference, and the regime's collusion with the interests of imperialism in the region is a positive sign,which we hope will end up having practical expression in relation to this agreement and others.
Christianity attains, here, the practical expression of its universal-religious significance in that the most diverse world outlooks are grouped alongside one another in the form of Christianity and still more because it does not require other people to profess Christianity, but only religion in general, any kind of religion(cf. Beaumont's work quoted above).
Considers that part of the financial implications of the requested proposal shouldbe covered by the general budget of the Union as a practical expression of the principle of solidarity and fair sharing of responsibility, including its financial implications, between the Member States, in accordance with Article 80 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union;deleted.
Christianity attains, here, the practical expression of its universal-religious significance in that the most diverse world outlooks are grouped alongside one another in the form of Christianity and still more because it does not require other people to profess Christianity, but only religion in general, any kind of religion(cf. Beaumont's work quoted above).
We consider that the conference document Science Agenda-Framework for Action gives practical expression to a new commitment to science, and can serve as a strategic guide for partnership within the United Nations system and between all stakeholders in the scientific endeavour in the years to come.