Examples of using The same approach in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They will try the same approach….
The same approach can be used here.
For decades the same approach has.
The same approach is being used with the Iranians.
I use the same approach for.
I used the same approach with the pastries.
We would encourage local groups to use the same approach.
The same approach can be applied to the testing system.
Of sites use the same approach.
The same approach should be followed in the pre-accession strategies.
We cannot use the same approach here as for commercial services.
Should Regulation(EU) No 1151/2012 be revised, the same approach would be followed.
We must take the same approach in defining and communicating morality.
Today, President Berlusconi tried to use the same approach with Tunisia, offering money.
The same approach in urban public transport by UITP and the ETF.
The same approach should be applied in the media and on the Internet.
It is a great pity that the same approach is not taken with regard to duty-free goods and transit passengers.
The same approach was followed for the ERFII final evaluation, with very good results.
Do not have the same approach for decorating the guest room as you do in the case of a small bedroom.
The same approach could one day enable the production of human organs in other animals16.
The same approach proved successful when applied by customs authorities to their“authorised economic operators”.
The same approach is reflected in twenty drawings that Hockney created in the Brushes app on the iPad.
The same approach might be used in Kazakhstan, to ensure that international best practice is transferred to the new Diaverum clinics in the country.
The same approach should be favoured in order to support possible cumulation between other countries or regions subject to separate Free Trade Agreements.
The same approach has spread to many other countries, although some are now less enthusiastic, and the European Union avoids using the term“substantial equivalence”, redefining it as the“comparative assessment” process.