Examples of using This surplus in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Who gets this surplus?
This surplus must be disposed of.
What has happened to this surplus?
But this surplus is an illusion.
The objective of taxation is, under the ability-to-pay principle, to confiscate this surplus.
This surplus in the market has distorted the prices further.
The new generation may also store this surplus in springs and in other receptacles.
This surplus is created, as we know, by unequal exchange with the“third world.”.
If he were wise enough to disregard this surplus he would always have enough, for he would never have too much.
This surplus poses a major threat to the environmental integrity of a post-2012 climate framework;
The proportional pressure functionality built into the Grundfos ControlMPC is a unique tool for eliminating this surplus.
This surplus is primarily due to an under-spending in expenditure of just under EUR 1.6 billion.
In accordance with the applicable Regulation, this surplus will be set in full against the total amount to be levied in 2016.[45].
This surplus has great effects, it improves concentration and memory, and it enhances the mental clarity.
Plants manufacture much more food than they can utilize immediately andthey store up this surplus as a reserve supply for future use.
This surplus, called the"sidewall" is required in order to be able to push the curtains open all the window, letting light.
The Commission estimated that the subsidisedpotable alcohol distillation scheme increased this surplus by a further 4 million hl to 18,5 million hl.
This surplus eventually contributes to making growth difficult, for growth no longer suffices to use it up.
Here we touch the point where reason is not in a positionby itself to determine the surplus of pleasure or of pain, but where it must demonstrate this surplus in life as percept.
This surplus has become gigantic during the period of industrial development, where one or two percent of the population is able to feed the rest.
Notwithstanding paragraph 1, a producer may deliver excess production ofup to 10% of his quota for each variety group, this surplus being eligible for the premium granted on the following harvest, provided that he reduces his production for that harvest accordingly so that the combined quota for the two harvests is observed.
Yet, this surplus also mirrors continued weak domestic demand, as reflected in the historically low ratio of fixed investment of GDP.
Nowadays, this surplus is exported by Europeans to feed plantation hands in other parts of New Guinea; in olden days it was simply allowed to rot.
All the more this surplus of the word that goes beyond the moment of being spoken, applies to the words that developed in the process of the history of faith.
Nowadays this surplus is not utilized for further production of lactose; consequently, whey disposal represents a serious problem from both an economical and an environmental point of view.
This surplus in many regions of the European Union has had a direct impact on local fish populations and fisheries, so cormorants have become a European-scale problem.
This surplus results from an over-registering in revenue(EUR 1.80 billion), an under-spending of payments(EUR 2.72 billion) and a positive balance of monetary exchange(EUR 22.3 million).
This surplus has arisen because of the downturn in economic activity during the crisis, the ready access to international credits and, to a lesser extent, the interaction with other climate and energy policies.
This surplus is over EUR 1.528 billion and is due mainly, inter alia, to the delay in approving operational programmes of the Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund to be transferred to the various Member States.
