Примери за използване на A reversion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I do not think you will see a reversion.
This would be a reversion to old errors.
A reversion to the pre-1983 position; and.
Nobody in Germany considered such a reversion.
A reversion to an earlier stage of development.
To imagine Earth without workers is to see a reversion to chaos.
These days, a reversion clause like this is not enough.
And I remember you said there was some boilerplate in there about a reversion clause.
But unilateralism is also a reversion to an older American reflex.
A reversion of roles is created: sighted people are torn out of their familiar environments;
This must be clearly understood: the way of nationalism is a reversion to the Old Testament.
Illiberalism, then, is merely a reversion to the recent past for these young democracies.
The fact that very few Bulgarians are left in Turkey would facilitate such a reversion.
A reversion back to the aforementioned players brings together one telling attribute: technique.
Some will characterize this as a romantic view, a reversion to outmoded lone-inventor stereotypes.
This is a reversion trading strategy, since one order closing leads to an opposite direction order opening.
Some will characterize this as a romantic view, a reversion to outmoded lone-inventor stereotypes.
A reversion of roles is created: sighted people are torn out of their familiar environments; blind people provide them with security and a sense of orientation transmitting a world without pictures.
But standard indicators are well above historically normal levels, and a reversion toward those norms could be painful.
The war crimes trials were a reversion to the ancient practice of the savage extermination of a defeated enemy and particularly of its leaders.
The disintegration is likely to be a messy process andit will take time to clarify whether there will be a reversion to national currencies or whether two or three successor zones will emerge.
He notes that according to the British-Czech anthropologist and sociologist Ernest Gellner(1925-1995)the nation state was not, as many liberals assert today, a reversion to tribalism.
But today we seem to be seeing, among the voters for Brexit,for example, a reversion to nationalism and, in the United States, what looks like a surge of nativism.
A reversion to"standard" time would result in summer sunsets being an hour earlier, with a much-reduced period of the year where late evening daylight is available.
The“national religions” are nothing more than a reversion to the early Roman emperor worship and to Shinto- worship of the state in the imperial family.
We must not be led, in the interests of simplification perhaps, to forget the importance of optical mnemic residues, when they are of things, orto deny that it is possible for thought-processes to become conscious through a reversion to visual residues, and that in many people this seems to be the favoured method.
Man's sins andshortcomings represent not a lingering primitivism or a reversion to childhood but rather a deliberate revolt against maturity and the requirements of maturity.
It would also amount to a reversion to those irrational and superstitious beliefs which have insensibly crept, in the first century of the Christian era, into the teachings of Jesus Christ, and by crystallizing into accepted dogmas have impaired the effectiveness and obscured the purpose of the Christian Faith.
During these dark ages the territorial state collapsed,and there was a reversion to the small castle groups, the reappearance of the clan and tribal stages of development.
The announcement that the Interior Ministry will become the Ministry of the Interior, Construction and Homeland provoked a bemused mix of ridicule and anger, especially among younger urban liberals,who see the proposal at best as kitsch and at worse as a reversion to a sinister nationalism.