Examples of using Practical need in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Practical need, egoism.
Address a practical need.
Practical need, egoism.
We are still there, but we don't need to be there in large numbers as long as there is no practical need.”.
Practical need, egoism.
Raise awareness of the legal responsibility and the importance and practical need to assess risks in the workplace.
Practical need, egotism.
The tenacity of the Jew is to be explained, not by his religion,but rather by the human basis of his religion- practical need and egoism.
Practical need, selfishness.
We explain the Jew's tenacity not by his religion butrather by the human foundation of his religion practical need, egotism.
The practical need, selfishness.
It interrogated the world not in order to satisfy this or that practical need but because"the passion to know had seized mankind.".
Practical need, selfishness.
The tenacity of the Jew is to be explained, not by his religion,but rather by the human basis of his religion- practical need and egoism.
The practical need, selfishness.
We explain the tenacity of the Jew not by his religion, but, on the contrary,by the human basis of his religion- practical need, egoism.”.
The practical need, selfishness.
The proposal would be strengthened if more practical use cases were employed to demonstrate the practical need, from a citizen perspective, of interoperability between nations.
Practical need, personal utility.
More practical usecases should be employed to demonstrate the practical need, from a citizen perspective, of interoperability between national public administrations.
Practical need, egoism, is the principle of civil society, and is revealed as such in its pure form as soon as civil society has fully engendered the political state.
The cooperation between the Supreme Audit Institutions of Member States and the European Court of Auditors is not only a legal obligation butmore a practical need, as the institutions of Member States have become closely connected to each other.
Practical need, egoism, is the principle of civil society, and as such appears in pure form as soon as civil society has fully given birth to the political state.
Although numerous local, regional and national initiatives are underway involving the public in variousaspects of energy planning there is a real practical need to channel and focus existing public involvement, expertise and capacity.
The practical need, the egoism is the fundament of the civil society and itself finally emerges clearly, when a civil society has born its own political state entirely.
Once society has succeeded in abolishing the empirical essence of Judaism- huckstering and its preconditions- the Jew will have become impossible, because his consciousness no longer has an object,because the subjective basis of Judaism, practical need, has been humanized, and because the conflict between man's individual-sensuous existence and his species-existence has been abolished.
Comments: There is a practical need for being able to pack explosive substances together with detonators on the same vehicle when transporting such goods from where they are stored and to the workplace and back again.
Once society has succeeded in abolishing the empirical essence of Judaism- huckstering and its preconditions- the Jew will have become impossible, because his consciousness no longer has anobject, because the subjective basis of Judaism, practical need, has been humanized, and because the conflict between man's individual-sensuous existence and his species-existence has been abolished.
Although the EDPS understands the practical need for using such a procedure, he wishes to emphasise that, as long as the information being processed under the above Articles concerns natural persons, the main data protection rules and guarantees should be laid down in the basic law.