Приклади вживання Insistently Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It is insistently recommended to you to choose and establish any of modern browsers.
The first words of this collection are repeated insistently:“Comfort, comfort my people, says your God”(40:1).
I am insistently sympathetic to the fact that the company is not obsessed with only profits at all costs.
Advice: a beautiful view opens up ifyou walk across the bridge from Brooklyn to Manhattan and even it is insistently recommended.
On the eve of election day, she insistently asks her father to fulfill his civic duty and go to vote.
Besides that the document on December 6, 1996 General Assembly proclaimed the next calendar day a holiday of the civil aviation,it the resolution insistently recommended to the states to create all conditions for its carrying out.
The Pope invited all"to pray, asking insistently of God, for the great gift of unity between all of the Lord's disciples.
We insistently recommend to you to close your accounts in PrivatBank as soon as possible and to transfer your money to any other state bank.
It is totallypossible that similar limitations will be insistently recommend all over the world as“a good practice in civilized countries”.
He calls us insistently to come out of the darkness of that prison in which we are enclosed, content with a false, selfish and mediocre life.
According to Lavrov, the countries of the region"are being asked insistently to make a choice: Either they are with Moscow, or with Brussels and Washington.".
He insistently calls us out of the darkness of the prison in which we have shut ourselves, contenting ourselves with a false, egoistic and mediocre life.
It is totallypossible that similar limitations will be insistently recommend all over the world as“a good practice in civilized countries”.
Saxon spirit is insistently living in the houses with gingerbread roofs, and sounds in the bell ringing of Catholic Cathedral, the largest in Eastern Europe.
He was summonedtogether with other bishops to the court of the emperor, who insistently urged the bishops to refrain from the veneration of holy icons.
He insistently called for the participation of the mind in the perception of religion, saying that all knowledge is good and can not be hostile to the higher Good.
Of course, his reaction only makes her more insistently look for a way to shock him, to see how he will look if he shakes his poise.
They did not have the courage, or the responsibility,or the political will to successfully and insistently defend the territorial integrity of the Motherland.
Therefore, the students insistently require tutors to teach them or“American English” or“British English” language.
Now it is the United States' turn to pay,and all of our military servicemen and our entire people insistently demand that final scores be settled with the Americans only with a hail of fire, and not with words.”.
First, Russian tried insistently(and partially succeeded at the level of narrative) to change its role from aggressor and party in conflict to mediator, peacekeeper and guarantor of the settlement plan.
Following the most ancient Christian tradition, the Church insistently recommends that the bodies of the deceased be buried in cemeteries or other sacred places.[4].
I pray insistently for them and for all other persons that find themselves in this painful condition: on the occasion of Christmas, may they be able to return finally to their homes: Hail Mary….
The bombing, which the US military so insistently suggested, could not have been carried out, since the four launchers were ready by October 19.
Therefore on our part we insistently and unalterably strive for restoration of Eucharistic communion with all the Local Churches- and hope that His All Holiness the Ecumenical Patriarch will further this good deed in a fatherly manner.
The Russian government and intelligence services insistently try to gain a firm political and economic foothold in the European Union and its institutions.
Thus, the Council of Europe insistently recommends a different model, i.e. regional open lists, such as those used by Poland, for instance, to elect its Parliament.
The tendencies in development of the world science insistently dictate the search of more operational ways of acquaintance of scientific community with results of researches of the members.