Examples of using We classify in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
On what basis shall we classify?
Well, you see, we classify all living things under five kingdoms.
On what basis should we classify games?
If it is, we classify it at the offensive category.
Those activities whosesubject or content do not fit into other categories we classify in this part.
We classify all the signs according to elements, qualities and polarities.
Depending on the end of the turnbuckle, we classify turnbuckles into the following three groups.
We classify this application as adware since its main task is to flick on the internet vouchers.
For example, how do we classify a mummy that arrives here from Egypt for an exhibition?
Our best partners for the goal which you choose: CORTINA d'AMPEZZO(BL): Pastry Ghedina:do not overdo it for sure if we classify as the best pastry of Cortina!
In particular, we classify Personal Information into the following specific categories with different retention periods.
The truth is, when our lives aren't marked by genuine joy and devotion to Christ we startlooking for superficial ways to distinguish ourselves from the people we classify as“worldly.”.
In particular, we classify Personal Information into the following specific categories with different retention periods.
PS As some commenters on this blog, the language used can be classified as a fiinu unuor shepherds lived in the mountains with friends sheep are, and strainatete Romans distinguished by their uncivilized behavior andgarbage language used throughout Europe that we classify some retarded people up mentality will not change we will classify some of Europe Lichee 2 still decades from now.
Despite this diversity, we classify leukocytes in two main cellular groups, which coordinate a two-pronged attack.
We classify Buzzing Dhol as an advertising-supported application, because it inserts commercial data into your browsers.
What we put in our social profiles and how we classify it will then shape what is remembered and how those memories are recalled.
We classify your data based on its importance and sensitivity and ensure that your profile has the highest level of security.
It constantly changes and although we classify the functions of all its parts, they can still perform totally different functions.
We classify your data based on importance and sensitivity and ensure that your personal information has the highest security level.
The task can be left to us: So before we classify the reactions with the help of reviews and customer summaries, here you can see the official information on the Garcinia Extra effect.
We classify your information based on importance and sensitivity, and ensure that your personal information has the required level of security.
However, we have already done that for you: So before we classify the impact using reviews and customer testimonials, let's find out what the company has to tell us about Ultra Slim.
If we classify their deaths as a genocide, that leads us to the question,"Who within the Turkish government devised and supervised this genocide?"!
However, we have already taken this into your own hands:So before we classify the effectiveness with the help of reviews and user summaries, you can see here the official data for the Sleep Well effect: At least the feedback from the trusted consumers of our product is something like that.
However, if we classify their deaths as a genocide, that leads us to the question,"Who within the Turkish government devised, authorized, financed, and supervised this genocide?".
After determining the consumer profiles we classify our clients in order to be able to achieve more favourable unit prices from the traders with the help of more precise determination of consumer character.
You perhaps wonder how we classify our amendments: is Amendment X, written in Latvian, closer to the original Portuguese text than Amendment Y, written in Slovenian?
We classified companies into three groups:(i) no innovation(15% of our sample),(ii) standard product or process development(50% of our sample) and(iii) high-risk innovation(35% of our sample).