Приклади вживання We argue Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We argue.
Yes, sometimes we argue with our other half.
We argue about everything but that.
No family is perfect… we argue, we fight.
We argue about something every single day.
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And we delude ourselves when we argue that we are.
Therefore, we argue that they are not.
We're not the perfect family- we argue and we fight.
We argue over the stupidest things.
Means in stupidity we don't argue, but in sensible things we argue.
We argue that search results should be considered a form of media.
Despite periodic alarms about thedevastating consequences of another eruption in Yellowstone Park, we argue that this is impossible.
If we argue in theory, of course, this is a great opportunity for Konyaspor.
We argue that both marriage and religiosity generally have far-reaching positive effects;
We argue and compete, and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates.
We argue that having bigger brains doesn't mean that high-latitude humans are necessarily smarter.
We argue that a completely proportional system with open party lists fits this goal best.
We argue that NBU's recent decision to cancel indicative exchange rate was right, but the timing was wrong.
We argue that their development is possible only in the body of balance in which the processes described above.
If we argue against a theory quite sincerely but with misconceptions, then our argument is greatly diminished.
We argue that today's negative-sum outcome is a product of adversarial policies pursued by Russia, the U.S. and the EU.
We argue on important things- international policy, domestic policy, the civil rights and duties, social justice.
We argue on important things- international policy, domestic policy, the civil rights and duties, social justice.
We argue in paragraphs 51,52 that the system cannot afford to let the family or other small-scale social groups be strong or autonomous.
When we argue for tolerance, respect for one another, and equality before the law, we are in part using Christian principles.
We argue that cutting social rozmezhovanist leads to decay and disintegration of Spirit of the national community, as well as fostering selfishness.
In other words, we argue for self-conscious efforts, by institutions in the private sector and also by government, to steer people's choices in directions that will improve their lives.
We argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates. But, we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement.
We argue that the cost of retroactive changes, in terms of possible legal action and increasing future capital cost, exceed the potential gain of somewhat lower subsidies.
We argue that the Ukrainian community is capable of self-organization, the development of local self-government and the application of mechanisms of direct and representative democracy.