Примери за използване на Be evaded на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The war should be evaded.
The fish burps can be evaded by eating this supplement with food or cold the supplements before supplementation.
That necessity cannot be evaded.
An administrative decision cannot be evaded in the short term by referring it to the courts.
These are taxes that cannot be evaded.
If the dreaded object or situation cannot be evaded, the affected person will have substantial distress.
This, is an Historical fact which cannot be evaded.
This fact cannot be minimised;it cannot be evaded and cannot and must not be denied.".
It seems to me that this is a responsibility which may not be evaded.
The fish burps can be evaded by eating this tablet with food or freezing the capsules prior to supplementation.
That is an obligation that cannot be evaded or ignored.
The fish burps can be evaded by consuming this capsule with food or freezing the products before supplementation.
In Bulgaria, money is here to be laundered, taxes are to be evaded and VAT is to be embezzled.
But it is the business of karma to make us feel responsible for what we do andthat responsibility cannot be evaded.
Alcohol also dehydrates the body and should be evaded by individuals who are constipated or very susceptible to constipation.
But still, contrary to research,the old spurious arguments are trotted out;'it could be evaded, it would be a burden on consumers'.
Others face it with courage,making the best of what may not be evaded, and look up into the face of death with a gallant gesture because there is nothing else they can do.
However, even if the child insists on hearing the whole truth, no matter how terrible,it can still be evaded, leaving him free to imagine.
A simple game where you turn up in a large room,so big that it can not be evaded, and the door is usually located in a completely different side to which access is difficult.
National security adviser John Bolton warned that the United States does“not intend to allow our sanctions to be evaded by Europe or anybody else.”.
I found it difficult to defend my own position,which was that the conflict should not be evaded but that it should be faced openly and that we should be armed with those weapons which are the only protection against brute force.
Stated that the book was known by the English as'Domesday', that is the Day of Judgement'for as the sentence of that strict andterrible last account cannot be evaded by any skilful subterfuge, so when this book is appealed to….
We do not intend to allow our sanctions to be evaded by Europe or anybody else,” John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, said in a speech Tuesday at a forum sponsored by a group intensely critical of the Iran nuclear accord.
This difficulty arising from the austerity of the physicists' way of speaking about the physical world might be evaded if we had a correspondingly austere conception of physical reality itself.
The safeguards afforded to members and third parties in connection with divisions should cover certain legal practices which in important respectsare similar to division, so that the obligation to provide such protection cannot be evaded.
It was, of course, varied; and yet- after all- so unmistakably the same; recognizable, not to be evaded, the odour which is death to us until we allow it to become life.
Whereas the safeguards afforded to members and third parties in connection with mergers must be extended to cover certain legal practices which in important respectsare similar to merger, so that the obligation to provide such protection cannot be evaded;
As Richard FitzNeal wrote in the Dialogus de Scaccario(circa 1179): for as the sentence of that strict andterrible last account cannot be evaded by any skilful subterfuge, so when this book is appealed to… its sentence cannot be quashed or set aside with impunity.
Whereas the safeguards afforded to members and third parties in connection with mergers must be extended to cover certain legal practices which in important respectsare similar to merger, so that the obligation to provide such protection cannot be evaded;
These barriers can be evaded only by illegal immigration(which creates an easily exploitable labour force) or through short-term contracts that permit, for example, Mexican labourers to work in Californian agribusiness only to be shamelessly shipped back to Mexico when they get sick and even die from the pesticides to which they are exposed.