Examples of using The same arguments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They repeat the same arguments.
The same arguments had been repeated.
And to this day we hear the same arguments.
The same arguments apply to the development of animals.
Are you tired of always having the same arguments with your husband?
You enter the same arguments, but it searches in rows instead of columns.
By parity of reasoning, you were given to understand, the same arguments were not good ones against Obama.
The same arguments were used to defend the cotton farming in the South prior to the Civil War.
SIIA submits essentially the same arguments as the Commission.
Thirdly, regarding the fourteenth directive- which we knowMr McCreevy is not very much in favour of- you repeated the same arguments he put forward.
SIIA makes essentially the same arguments as the Commission.
Also a member of the National Council told, that the head of the regulator Yuriy Artemenko signed a letter, respond to the request"Ukrkosmos" about the possibility of a test satellite broadcasting without a license,where he set out the same arguments.
You should treat multidrug-resistant tuberculosis-- we heard the same arguments in the early 2000s about HIV.
He's trotting out the same arguments he did then- arguments which you, me, and several others refuted over and over again.
It remains to be seen if the Frenchjurors of X Factor will have the same arguments to boost the hearings of the program!
All participants read essentially the same arguments, but for some the points were made with anger, others were made in the spirit of fear and the rest were conveyed in an emotionally neutral tone.
Dr Yussuf Saloojee of the NCAS said that in 1998 the same attacks were mountedby many of the same people, using the same arguments against the country's tobacco control laws as are being used now.
Instead, he seems largely to be giving the same arguments that the other three had done in their attempt to defendthe character of God against the charge of unfairness in regard to the sufferings of Job.
Nietzsche rejects the pre-adopted Schopenhaurian attitudes and values with which Wagner's maturest works are saturated and attacks them with the same animosity as he attacks the philosophy of Schopenhauer--forthe same reasons and with the same arguments.
Most contrarians, when it comes to specific decisions, make much the same arguments as would a growth or value investor who favours the same investments.
The same arguments do not apply, in the present day, to our buildings for public worship; but what is said about the ancient Temple applies properly and strictly to the Church, for it is the heavenly sanctuary of God on earth.
But sooner or later, we find ourselves falling back into the same routines, the same patterns, the same arguments, the same problems, and after a little while, breaking up is back on the menu, served cold.
SIIA puts forward essentially the same arguments as the Commission does on this point and contends that Microsoft does not demonstrate that the contested decision infringes its intellectual property rights or entails compulsory licensing.
First of all, the Court notes that, in support of the present plea,Microsoft reiterates in essence the same arguments it submitted in the first plea on the condition relating to the absence of objective justification(see paragraphs 1102 to 1122 above).
This matter has been dragging on for many years, and for many years the same arguments have been repeated in favour of a common patent, along with the same contentious questions(for example, how many languages should European patents be translated into?).
Since the Government of Gibraltar puts forward in essence the same arguments as the United Kingdom, it is sufficient to note that the latter's rights of defence have not been infringed and so the same applies with regard to those of the Government of Gibraltar.
Since the claim for damages in this case is based on the same arguments as those relied on in support of the application for annulment, it must be held that it is also lacking any foundation in law, since there is no sufficiently serious breach of a rule of law intended to confer rights on individuals.
In writing.-(PT) It is interesting to note how,in this third package for the liberalisation of the electricity sector, the same arguments are still being used, despite the fact that we have less and less control over the actions of the economic and financial groups that are operating on the market, imposing their own rules, increasing prices, dismissing workers, increasing the precariousness of employment and increasingly failing to fulfil their public service duties.