Examples of using Use of instruments in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Financial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
More use of instruments.
Delivering results through a better use of instruments.
The use of instruments in internal intervention.
Alexander Campbell opposed the use of instruments in worship.
Checking and use of instruments for measuring the atmosphere in enclosed spaces;
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Particular attention is given to the use of instruments and survey techniques.
The use of instruments to penalise any infringement of EU law should be coupled with support measures.
Thus the placed glasses should not be an obstacle for the use of instruments;
But how, without the use of instruments, to determine for themselves a sound threshold of 40 dB?
We must clearly recognise that we need to draw the boundaries elsewhere,namely in the place where the political decisions on the use of instruments are taken.
The ability to make use of instruments to create stunning sounds makes music unequivocally one of the seven fine arts.
Their tradition is so extraordinary that these marinerssailed three million square miles across the Pacific without the use of instruments.
The power to make use of instruments to create lovely sounds makes music unequivocally one of many seven high quality arts.
Any increase resulting from such variation must remain within the existing ceiling for the heading concerned, without prejudice to the use of instruments mentioned in this Agreement.
To elaborate rules on the effective use of instruments such as extended and non-conviction-based confiscation;
In specific cases it may be useful toemploy the sectoral approach used in modern industrial policy, in examining analyses and in determining the use of instruments.
Ron Hubbard and Scientologists extend the use of instruments of rationality in the service of a mystical path, a self-transformation and a transformation of the world.
Now that Christ has come, and together with the ancient priesthoodand sacrifice and the representation appertaining to the Law, the use of instruments in churches has vanished like a shadow.
The Commission should make full use of instruments such as Marco Polo and the trans-European transport network to provide targeted assistance so as to minimise the risk of modal shift.
Any increase resulting from such variation must remain within the existing ceiling for the heading concerned,without prejudice to the use of instruments mentioned in the MFF regulation and in this Agreement.
Option 3B: Use of instruments such as“market replication projects” in areas where SMEs face obstacles to the take-up of new eco-sustainable technologies and new user-driven business concepts(€ 12 million/year);
The challenge is to achieve the right policy mix so that the use of instruments and implementation of policies contribute to sustainable development.
The Commission shall regularly report on the overall progress of the implementation of the specific programme, in accordance with Article 4 of the framework programme;information on financial aspects and the use of instruments shall be included.
If the rules are changed only for vouchers,a growth can be expected in the use of instruments that are similar in nature but for which there are no clearly defined rules.
( 52) If the national central banks were to allow the use of instruments with a maturity shorter than the monetary policy operations for which they serve as underlying assets, counterparties would be required to replace such assets at, or prior to, maturity.
Project participants will attend a compulsory training in order to learn about project schedule,working practices, use of instruments, methods of data management and storage, information flow, administration, financial administration and reporting.
Believes that further development of the freedom of movement for workers, through the use of instruments such as the mutual recognition of professional qualifications and life-long training, in particular for vulnerable workers, has great potential for mitigating the shortage of skilled labour and for triggering inclusive growth;
Other policies include product policy through alife-cycle perspective that goes beyond the production phase; the use of instruments such as the Eco-design directive, the energy labelling of household appliances and the European Ecolabel.