Примери за използване на All these reasons на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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All these reasons are valid.
I am frugal for all these reasons.
All these reasons are possible.
I believe it is for all these reasons.
All these reasons are excuses.
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I have been called for all these reasons.
For all these reasons and much more.
I'm motivated because of all these reasons.
For all these reasons, I congratulate them.
I'm a fan for all these reasons and more!
All these reasons can easily be eliminated with a homemade bed with guides for the base of the jigsaw.
However, all these reasons are interrelated.
For all these reasons, we voted against this report.
For all these reasons, I wanted to scare you.
For all these reasons, I voted for this report.
For all these reasons, I voted against the resolution.
For all these reasons, we voted for this proposal.
For all these reasons, I supported this particular report.
For all these reasons I expected them to come to-night.".
For all these reasons, the agreement can be considered progressive.
For all these reasons, I support the review of the European Neighbourhood Policy.
For all these reasons, from 28 March to 21 April the ESNtrain will cross Europe.
For all these reasons, today's European Parliament vote on the Lehne report at midday is essential.
For all these reasons, maintaining the weight that is best for you all done with imagination.
For all these reasons, even though I am under no illusions about its realisation, I voted for Mrs Niebler's report.
For all these reasons, our group considers that this reform is not ready and we believe that it would be an error by a majority of our Parliament to adopt it.
For all these reasons the European Parliament's debate on the situation in Hungary had to give an important sign, moreover that this is the only European institution directly elected by the citizens.
For all these reasons, the courageous combat led by the Minister of the Interior, Rumen Petkov, and the General Prosecutor, Boris Velchev, will only bear fruit if Brussels, instead of threatening, decides to act.
For all these reasons, it becomes necessary to take into account any other indicators that might overcome these shortcomings so as to make social progress measures as complete, credible and close to reality as possible.
All these reasons make the dictatorship of the proletariat necessary, and victory over the bourgeoisie is impossible without a long, stubborn, and desperate life-and-death struggle which calls for tenacity, discipline, and a single and inflexible will.