Results for contributing translation from Hungarian to English

"contributing to eclipse: principles, patterns, and plugins".
"contributing to eclipse: principles, patterns, and plugins".

===source contribution===the preferred method of contributing to wget's code and documentation is through source updates in the form of textual patches generated by the diff utility.
===source contribution===the preferred method of contributing to wget's code and documentation is through source updates in the form of textual patches generated by the diff utility.

in distinction to previous security doctrines based almost exclusively on the military dimension, the ebs takes a holistic approach as reflected in the following phrase: "security is a precondition of development." in thus identifying the key threats to global security (i.e. terrorism, wmd, regional conflicts, failed states and organised crime) the ebs seeks to elucidate a wider concept of security drawing upon the role played by factors, which heretofore had not been considered as being of primary relevance to security policy. in thus also acknowledging the destructive forces of poverty, malnutrition and disease (not merely aids, but also malaria and tuberculosis as well) and their deleterious effects on the stability of states and their civil societies, the ebs argues that only a mix of military capacities with civilian capabilities and know-how can be the basis for contributing to a more secure world.
in distinction to previous security doctrines based almost exclusively on the military dimension, the ess takes a holistic approach as reflected in the following phrase: “security is a precondition of development.” in thus identifying the key threats to global security (i.e. terrorism, wmd, regional conflicts, failed states and organised crime) the ess seeks to elucidate a wider concept of security drawing upon the role played by factors, which heretofore had not been considered as being of primary relevance to security policy. in thus also acknowledging the destructive forces of poverty, malnutrition and disease (not merely aids, but also malaria and tuberculosis as well) and their deleterious effects on the stability of states and their civil societies, the ess argues that only a mix of military capacities with civilian capabilities and know-how can be the basis for contributing to a more secure world.