Приклади вживання Be taken for granted Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In the end, your eyes will be taken for granted.
This should be taken for granted, as something deeply stable, and then it will be easier for a man to find the right key for a woman.
The stability of Lebanon- she adds- should not be taken for granted.".
None of the sub-cybernetics can be taken for granted, but they need to be explained.
You will receive friendly, prompt service and you will not be taken for granted.
Thus medical insurance cannot be taken for granted because quality of services varies by medical establishment.
So you see, no matter how popular and successful a public space may be, it can never be taken for granted.
This point should be taken for granted, because the more popular dating sites for serious relationships, the active in their work on our hunters carnal desires.
The dynamics of the Ukraine crisis have been a painful reminder that peace and security in Europe cannot be taken for granted.
However, for those who know this issue well, his participation should not be taken for granted because of serious issues within his Church.
Yes, in the right circumstances children will naturally grow up to acquire the family languages,but this cannot be taken for granted.
How often in modern medicine male infertility is regarded as the final diagnosis,which has to be taken for granted, and patients do not even hope to find a solution to this problem.
Its ability to entertain and unite people across Europe and beyond is unique andsomething that should never be taken for granted.
According to them, the events that unfolded in Crimea five years ago have onceagain taught that security and freedom cannot be taken for granted and that the international law and individual and collective security must be upheld.
This arduous transformation of a political mentality, which in the old Federal Republic remained captive to fateful continuities for decades,can not be taken for granted.
Furthermore, the aim was to signal thatgood working relations between authorities cannot be taken for granted and that the consequences of losing Russia's trust couldbe significant for Finland.
The only inconvenience that can be taken for granted at amusia is psychological discomfort when visiting places with musical orientation(operas, concerts, etc.), as well as in one percent of cases a person can be completely deprived of the ability to hear music.
Kyiv may find that unconditional Europeansupport for Ukraine can no longer be taken for granted, it will have to be won.”.
In the economic sphere American preeminence, can no longer be taken for granted, nor can it be assumed that a stronger, richer China is good news for America-- as successive U.S. presidents have argued since 1978.
Beyond the Readiness Action Plan, it remains however extremely important to deliver the appropriate messages on the full spectrum of NATO capabilities,as deterrence can no longer be taken for granted, to address challenges both from the East and elsewhere.
Because of this certain things are taken for granted.
Simply put, this cohabitation was taken for granted.
Because the virtues of democracy are taken for granted, they are rarely fully enumerated and considered.
If a man is getting ready for a business meeting,he doesn't worry about looking too masculine and therefore not being taken for granted.
Clothes, toys and other small things that you bought or gave, adults are taken for granted.
Mathematicians have always worked with logic and symbols,but for centuries the underlying laws of logic were taken for granted, and never expressed symbolically.
In fact, philosophy has always addressed such fundamental questions,questions that are often ignored because the answers are taken for granted.
These agreements are taken for granted, which allows to decide on the further steps towards achieving peace, overcoming the threat of a large-scale war in Europe, implement measures on integration and revival of the territories.
This information was taken for granted, when calculated the effective performance of ECO and found that ceteris paribus in those groups, where they transferred 2 embryos women get pregnant in 2 times more often with at least one fetus.