Zsuzsanna Lőrincz
Hungary
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freedom of expression
Refers to the freedoms of speech, press, assembly, and petition that are protected by the First Amendment.
véleménynyilvánítási szabadság
Refers to the freedoms of speech, press, assembly, and petition that are protected by the First Amendment.
down payment
The amount of cash or net trade-in allowance applied to reduce the cash sales price of a vehicle. Most retail transactions require a down payment of 10 to 15 percent of the amount to be financed. However, the required down payment can be less, depending on ...
kezdő befizetés
The amount of cash or net trade-in allowance applied to reduce the cash sales price of a vehicle. Most retail transactions require a down payment of 10 to 15 percent of the amount to be financed. However, the required down payment can be less, depending on ...
payroll tax
any tax levied by a government agency on employees’ wages, tips, and other compensation.
béradó; munkáltatói járulék
any tax levied by a government agency on employees’ wages, tips, and other compensation.
Sales Training
formal or informal coaching in sales methods, product knowledge, and account handling given to a sales representative by another more experienced salesperson, a sales manager or a specialist sales trainer.
értékesítési tréning
formal or informal coaching in sales methods, product knowledge, and account handling given to a sales representative by another more experienced salesperson, a sales manager or a specialist sales trainer.
mortgage
Pledging a real property as a security for the repayment of the debt involving that property is called a mortgage. The person who receives the mortgage and lends money is called a mortgagee, and the person who concede a mortgage is called a mortgagor. Read ...
jelzálog
Pledging a real property as a security for the repayment of the debt involving that property is called a mortgage. The person who receives the mortgage and lends money is called a mortgagee, and the person who concede a mortgage is called a mortgagor. Read ...
immunity
Grant by the court, which assures someone will not face prosecution in return for providing criminal evidence.
mentesség
Grant by the court, which assures someone will not face prosecution in return for providing criminal evidence.
revenue (sales)
Income produced by a company.
árbevétel
Income produced by a company.
newsletter
A written report, often condensed, usually issued periodically by an organization or agency to present topical information to employees, contributors, stockholders, or to the public. An internal, affiliated, parochial, or other provincial newsletter is often ...
hírlevél
A written report, often condensed, usually issued periodically by an organization or agency to present topical information to employees, contributors, stockholders, or to the public. An internal, affiliated, parochial, or other provincial newsletter is often ...
structured job interview
A structured job interview format is a standardized method of comparing job candidates. All questions are prepared beforehand and are put in the same order to each interviewee. It is typically used when an employer wants to assess and compare job candidates ...
strukturált állásinterjú
A structured job interview format is a standardized method of comparing job candidates. All questions are prepared beforehand and are put in the same order to each interviewee. It is typically used when an employer wants to assess and compare job candidates ...
collective responsibility
The responsibility born by everyone who participates in a decision to abide by that decision and be responsible for its consequences. Britain applies the doctrine to its cabinet, which is collectively responsible to parliament for its decisions.
kollektív felelősség
The responsibility born by everyone who participates in a decision to abide by that decision and be responsible for its consequences. Britain applies the doctrine to its cabinet, which is collectively responsible to parliament for its decisions.
