Examples of using Taking note in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And Europe is taking note.
Taking note of the report on harmonization of national legislation on drugs as requested by the Madrid and Florence European Councils;
And the world is watching and taking note.
You may find it helpful to jot down your own list, taking note of the negative thoughts that pop up and how you can dispute them.
Wow, bravo, the Nobel Committee is taking note.
Connect the wires, taking note of polarity.
However, taking note, this way of dealing with alcohol intoxication, in any case we must not forget that in this case, the alcohol does not further split.
The Heads of State orGovernment of the 27 Member States of the European Union, taking note of the wish expressed by the Czech Republic.
Everyone is telling us to go green these days from the people that sell washing liquid through to the government butare we really taking note?
After taking note of the last version of the mission report on Turkey, the Bureau decided to propose to the assembly that the report be disseminated.
In his reply on Wednesday,Mr. Balog thanked the U.S. Education Secretary for her kind reply and for taking note of the amendments to the Act on Higher Education.
Taking note of the Lamy report(LAB-FAB-APP)(4) and the proposal for a‘steel mission', Parliament fully supports the aim of promoting clean and competitive European steel.
The Bureau provisionally accepted the draft schedule of meetings of the EESC andits constituent bodies for 2013, while taking note of the comments made by some members.
In parallel, the Commission issued a declaration, taking note of the joint declaration from Germany and France as regards the future of the scheme for the post 2013 period.
Find inner peace at the serene Jardin Majorelle ortake in the beauty of one of the city's historic mosques(taking note that you may only step inside if you are Muslim).
After taking note of the previous version of the report, approved by the three participants in the mission, the Bureau decided to propose to the assembly that the report be circulated.
Whilst doing this,you were able to put critical and analytical thinking to work by taking note of all the little details provided and sorting them out to determine“whodunnit”.
Taking note of food handling precautions, eating in clean facilities, and avoiding foods labeled as dangerous will help people avoid food intoxication.
In his reply on Wednesday,Mr. Balog thanked the U.S. Education Secretary for her kind reply and for taking note of the amendments to the Act on Higher Education.
Taking note that the United States recognises its responsibility in accepting certain former detainees who indicate a desire to be admitted to the United States.
The proposal does not include reference to equal treatment withnationals concerning access to health care, taking note of the position of the European Parliament and strong reservations in the Council.
They tracked the women for five years, taking note of their cardiovascular risk, including heart attack, stroke, heart pains requiring hospitalization, and death from heart disease.
(a) to adopt the general budget and approve the execution of the budget and the accounts of the previous year, together with the balance sheet of the assets andliabilities of the GMES Fund, after taking note of the external auditor's report;
He thus laid the groundwork for a fast developing research sector,the economics of information, taking note of strategic situations where individual participants are unaware of each other's intentions.
After taking note of a modified version of memo R/CESE 1252/2011 item 6d, the Bureau decided to defer a decision on this item to its meeting of 25 October, so that all the members could examine the proposed modifications.
It sets out a sound and progressive EU position to drivereductions in global greenhouse gas emissions, taking note of the social impact of climate change, the EU's desired intention to restrict global warming to 2°C or less, and the vital need for global buy-in to the system.
Taking note of the statistical analysis that shows that the total number of alerts in SIS has practically tripled in eight years; and that the number of hits has substantially risen, especially since 10 new participating States have joined.
In case of need and taking note of social standpoints, the state has to insert itself into economic processes, especially when private initiatives cannot establish the institutions to effectively serve the common and individual good.
Taking note of the Commission's internal market report and the final report following the sector inquiry on the gas and electricity markets, with the aim of increasing competition, ensuring effective regulation and encouraging investment to benefit consumers, the European Council.
Taking note of the Commission estimate that a global financing of EUR 5-7 billion per year for the first three years is needed following an ambitious agreement in Copenhagen, the European Council underlines that a figure will be determined in the light of the outcome of the Copenhagen conference.