Приклади вживання To form an opinion Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Freedom of voters to form an opinion.
Advance to form an opinion about a particular product, Woman minimize the likelihood of harm.
I do not know when you took it and when you have had time to form an opinion so quickly.
Common areas help to form an opinion not only in detective novels.
Both were new and in the new style,and Levin was eager to form an opinion of them.
Iihelps the public to form an opinion on the state of society and on public authorities;
That's all it takes for your freshly arrived guests to form an opinion about your lovely home.
Ii helps the public to form an opinion on the state of society and on public authorities;
Prejudice, it may seem,is a human-specific phenomenon that requires human cognition to form an opinion of somebody or a specific group.
This data comes together to form an opinion in a person's mind about you or your brand, whether positive or negative.
While newspapers and magazines have largely seized this theme, the proposed analysis is often partial anddoes not address the various points of view to form an opinion.
Also, the work undertaken by the auditor to form an opinion is permeated by judgment, in particular regarding:.
According to the opinions, a five-year-old child is not able to form an opinion of her own which would be distinct from the fears of her mother.
When the purchaser orders a one month trial, he is in fact“hiring” the product for a month,a period of time considered to be sufficient for him to form an opinion about the product.
It takes about 50 milliseconds(that's 0.05 seconds) for users to form an opinion about your website that determines whether they like your site or not, whether they will stay or leave….
The means of proof are statements by the parties, responses under oath, testimony of third parties, expert opinions, physical examination of exhibits, documents,circumstantial evidence and any other means that may help the judge to form an opinion.
Throughout the war,it was always my endeavour to view my opponent without animus, and to form an opinion of him as a man on the basis of the courage he showed.
Alexander Kud, CEO of Simcord, went to Moscow to form an opinion regarding the new trends and areas of development of the modern digital economy and to hold a number of business meetings with representatives of various companies and states.
It may seem that prejudice is a human-specific phenomenon that requires human cognition to form an opinion of, or to stereotype, a certain person or group.
What is needed is a free media that provides objective and comprehensive information andenables the citizen to form an opinion regarding Kazakhstan's domestic and foreign policy.
The email contains a link to an opinion form that can be filled out anonymously.
Conducted in accordance with the MCA andethical requirements audit allows the auditor to form such an opinion.
To form of an adequate public opinion towards biotechnology applications;