Examples of using Whose resources in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It consists of a system of a large number of physical servers whose resources are all shared.
(iii) programmes or priorities whose resources have been increased within the two years preceding the trigger event referred to in Article 23(9) as a result of a decision adopted in accordance with Article 23(5);
Your rapporteur thus proposes a number of adaptation measures for small and medium-scale water suppliers whose resources are more limited.
He particularly highlighted the specific characteristics of this section, a large part of whose resources was allocated- via its different work structures- to working at grass roots level and creating networks in third countries.
Thanks to an effective scholarship system,the university will provide opportunities for brilliant and successful students whose resources are limited;
A Guarantee Fund, hereinafter referred to as'Fund',shall be established, whose resources shall be used to repay the Comunity's creditors in the event of default by the beneficiary of a loan granted or guaranteed by the Community.
However, the application of these principles cannot be allowed to impose yet another bureaucraticburden on farmers, particularly small and medium-sized farmers whose resources are limited or non-existent.
In assessing whether an individual whose resources can no longer be regarded as sufficient and who was granted the minimum subsistence benefit is or has become an unreasonable burden, the authorities of the Member States must carry out a proportionality test.
This is a dominant consideration underlying the new regional defense strategy and requires that we endeavor toprevent any hostile power from dominating a region whose resources would, under consolidated control, be sufficient to general global power.".
A good example of this is the environmental organisations, whose resources are frequently compared to those of industry, though in an utterly peculiar way: the budget for a single organisation's forest campaign might be compared to the totals for the entire budgets of all forest companies.
We must spare no effort to free all of humanity, and above all our children and grandchildren, from the threat of living on aplanet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources can no longer provide for their needs.
(b) For the purposes of accounting the proceeds of the borrowingshall be placed in a loan account whose resources shall be held, used, committed, invested or otherwise disposed of, entirely separately from other resources of the Fund, including the other resources of the second account.
We must spare no effort to free our fellow men and women, and above all our children and grandchildren, from the danger of living on aplanet irredeemably spoilt by human activities, and whose resources can no longer provide for their needs.
However, the established conditions do not prevent applicants whose resources exceed the quota from benefiting of legal assistance if they prove that they cannot meet the judicial costs due to the difference between the living standards of the state of domicile or habitual residence and the forum State.
(d) In order to provide customer support, perform back office functions, perform fraud prevention tasks or provide services to you we may need to allow our staff orsuppliers(who may be located or whose resources may be located outside your country of residence) access to your Personal Data.
(d) In order to provide customer support, perform back office functions, fraud prevention tasks or provide services to you we may need to allow our staff orsuppliers(who may be located or whose resources may be located outside your country of residence) to access your profile information, billing information or other personal information that you have supplied.
This is also consistent with the provisions of Annex III CPR according to which a suspension of commitments under the second strand should not affect programmes orpriorities whose resources are to be increased as a result of a reprogramming request under the first strand.
The pact also underlines the need for solidarity with the Member States whoare exposed, due to their geographical situation, to an influx of immigrants or whose resources are limited, and invites the Commission to present solutions which, in a spirit of solidarity, will take into account the difficulty faced by these States.
The at-risk-of poverty rate also reflects the definition of poverty adopted by the European Council in 1975 who defined the"poor" as"those individuals orhouseholds whose resources are so low as to exclude them from the minimum acceptable way of life in the country where they live".
Thus in the short-run there are certain resources whose.
The country has many mineral resources, whose exports are an important revenue earner.
The main product window is a multifunctional filter for closing access to resources whose content is suspicious.
Independent international organization Global Forex Awards(GFA) is composed of representatives from the information-analyticalagencies, publishers and online resources, whose activities are directly related to the financial markets.
Several authorities pass theball to each other because there is no coordinating body whose powers and resources would be able to solve the emerging problems.
In a duly substantiatedcommunication, the Commission shall give notice of an inspection in good time to the Member State or economic operator responsible for collecting own resources whose procedures are being examined.
Removing the name of Mr RadovanKaradzic from the list of persons indicted by the ICTY whose economic resources were frozen under Common Position 2004/694/CFSP, following his detention by the ICTY on 30 July 2008(); and.
Ancient World Online, a blog whose purpose is to list online resources about Ancient world.
In response to this demand, the Open University of Madrid(UDIMA)imparts the official title of Master in Management and Human Resources Management whose curriculum is published in the Official Gazette number 141 of 13 June 2013.
Europe's dedicated biotechcompanies are mostly SMEs with limited resources whose growth and economic sustainability are held back by three main constraints: Europe's fragmented patent system, the insufficient supply of risk capital and shortcomings in the cooperation between science and business.