Examples of using Which explicitly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There are rules which explicitly provide a solution as to which law ultimately applies;
It includes a specific investment priority for ESF OPs, which explicitly mentions the Roma people.
Take Amendment 3, for example, which explicitly denies each Member State the discretion to decidewhich authorities are competent to act.
However, until last month, this would have been illegal due toArticle 9 of the nation's pacifist constitution, which explicitly prohibits belligerence.
The EU responded to these concerns by way of a 2011 Regulation[2] which explicitly required Frontex to act in accordance with the Charter in the course of its work.
Whereas the failure to explicitly include read-across as part of the consideration of all available data is not consistent with the existing classification system forCMR substances as laid down in Regulation(EC) No 1272/2008, which explicitly includes read-across;
It is fully in line with the Good Friday Agreement which explicitly provides for a referendum on the issue,” he said.
In contrast to previous approaches, which explicitly sought to identify families within European capitalism, taking a global view substantial differences in outcomes emerge between the European countries as a group and those of non-European advanced capitalist countries(and especially the US).
In the absence of choice,Article 4 of the Regulation applies, which explicitly specifies the applicable law in each case.
Since the“supplemental” attaches to the church tax, which explicitly supports religious activity, denying the“supplemental” to one class of believers is religious discrimination.
Also known as"Prophecies", this type of foreshadowing is linked to a fortune orprophecy that a character will receive, which explicitly tells the reader what will happen in the future.
The Committee drawsparticular attention to the intentions of the European Convention, which explicitly sought- as part of the"democratic life of the Union"- to create an agenda-setting instrument for the public which would be on an equal footing with the Parliament and the Council.
Prominent foreshadowing, also known as the"Prophecies",is linked to a fortune or prophecy that a character will receive, which explicitly tells the reader what will happen in the future.
Whereas such transfers are in violation of CommonPosition 2008/944/CFSP on arms export control, which explicitly rules out the authorising of arms licences by Member States if there is a clear risk that the military technology or equipment to be exported might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law and to undermine regional peace, security and stability;
The cooperation with the Parliament in thefield of evaluation stems from the Cooperation Agreement, which explicitly mentions"impact assessments" to be provided by the EESC.
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There can be absolutely no justification for the use of the death penalty by theIranian authorities in the case of juvenile offenders, which explicitly runs counter to the legally binding provisions of international law.
This applies to all means of transport, and is reflected inthe Air, Bus and Waterborne Regulations which explicitly protect passengers against discrimination directly or indirectly based on nationality.
In October 2004 the United States, unilaterally and without prior notice, withdrew from a bilateralagreement signed with the European Union in 1992, which explicitly authorised this type of investment, and the US decided to being a case in the WTO.
On 25 October 2011,the European Parliament and the Council adopted Regulation 1168/2011/EU('the Regulation')[6], which explicitly provides that Frontex shall fulfil its tasks in full compliance with the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Also of huge interest are Tomorrow Might Be Different(1960)and The Rival Rigelians(1960), which explicitly examine the relation between capitalism and Stalinism.
At that time, we also launched two websites with our brands,Männersache und Liebenswert, which explicitly address the needs of social network users as social brands.
The Committee recommends that the rule include a reference to the proposal toamend Directive 2003/6/EC on market abuse, which explicitly requires the Member States to adopt rules providing for the protection of whistleblowers.
The most difficult and most challenging form of information exchange with the astral worlds is the conscious andunconscious inspiration, which explicitly refrains from any verbally or visually formulated ideas and thoughts and instead evokes them spontaneously as independent thought patterns of the individual.
Having regard to the International Convention on the Rights of the Child(CRC), adopted on 20 November 1989,and in particular to Articles 2 and 6 thereof, which explicitly stipulate the principle of non-discrimination, including on the grounds of disability, and the right to life;
Today I shall focus in particular on an important amendment which I and some other colleaguessubmitted, an amendment which was passed and which explicitly mentions effective, independent administration of justice, including the rights of the accused and suspects.
The EU recalls that on 18 December 2007, the United Nations General Assembly adopted aresolution on a Moratorium on the use of the death penalty, which explicitly calls upon all States that still maintain the death penalty to establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty.
In this connection, the EU recalls that on 18 December 2007 the United Nations General Assembly adopted aresolution on a moratorium on the use of the death penalty which explicitly calls upon all States that still maintain the death penalty to establish a moratorium on executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty.