Приклади вживання Beholden Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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I only have five Beholden.”.
Might be beholden to him.
Ukraine wants a national church that is not beholden to Moscow.
Biden is beholden to them.
Unions exist in Ukraine, but they are the Soviet-style of unions,toothless and utterly beholden to the state.
You aren't beholden to any specific company.
Those who serve in government have long been beholden to these fiscal rascals.
The Dutch were especially beholden to the Canadians, who had played such a big role in liberating their nation.
We don't want to feel beholden to anyone.
Obviously those beholden by the old ways cling onto power at all costs, their attempts to avoid change will be to no avail.
She is independent and beholden only to Herself.
At a minimum,it creates leverage to make many smaller countries feel economically beholden to China.
In other words, you would be beholden to the airline's schedule.
Communist parties beholden to Moscow quickly expanded their power and influence in all countries of the region, culminating in the coup d'etat in Czechoslovakia in 1948.
Judges are independent in this sense if they are not beholden to any other branch of government or political party.
Indeed, Syria is ruled by its Alawite minority, which has little in common with Iran's brand of Shiism, whereas Hamas is a quintessential Sunni movement andis at pains not to appear excessively beholden to Iran.
Too many there are still beholden to a hopelessly outdated Ostpolitik.
Conflating Macron and Le Pen as two equally unacceptable propositions,because Macron is a former banker supposedly beholden to evil capitalism, is ridiculous.
Mr. Zelensky's campaign was centered on the claim that, beholden to no one, he would be able to clean up Ukraine's chronic corruption.
Orwell watched as the communists provoked clashes in Barcelona in May 1937,and then as the Spanish government, beholden to Moscow, banned the Trotskyite party{the POUM}.
Frikyrka” should notaccept any money from(and thus be beholden to) the state due, to very ominous future ramifications.
In this context, it can be tempting to think that unifying executive authority either in a strong presidency orin a prime minister beholden to parliament can be the ticket to progress in needed reforms.
His supporters told CarnegieEurope that Civic Platform was too beholden to Berlin, that Poland did everything that German Chancellor Angela Merkel told them to do.
First, the Chair should be independent- meaning he orshe should have knowledge of industry players without being beholden to any of them and understand the various stakeholders without being seen as'owned' by any of them.
In order to free candidates from the political pressures of being beholden to large donors, a few states offer public financing of campaigns.
The strengthening of institutions of accountability- a true opposition party, genuinely independent media,a court system not beholden to Kremlin control- would have helped tame corruption and secure property rights and would thereby have encouraged more investment and growth.