Примери за използване на Does not only mean на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Communication does not only mean to.
Com does not only mean guaranteed lowest prices and enjoying the largest comparison of language courses.
Remember, being successful does not only mean being rich.
(… which does not only mean coordinating the acts of inspiration and exhalation with the exercises we do…).
Note: Independent caregiving does not only mean 24-hour care.
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But it does not only mean contemplation but also communion and yoking all powers of the body, mind and soul to God.
The more reconciliatory President Abdullah Gul had to point out that true democracy“does not only mean elections.”.
Democracy does not only mean election.
He does not only mean the style, but also the choice of colors and materials, the making of decor by their own hands, etc.
The provision of freshwater to European households, for example, does not only mean extracting the quantity used from a water body.
However, unemployment does not only mean a loss of income, but also a loss of confidence in ourselves and in others.
Other large banks should undergo a similar procedure,for owning of shares does not only mean ownership per se, but also management and accountability.
To believe therefore does not only mean to recognize the existence of God as it is the case of many people in this world.
Europe must take advantage of this opportunity and articulate with the US the exit strategy for the current global crisis,upholding human security- and that does not only mean reforming the international financial system but regulating the whole globalisation process and investing in a sustainable economy at the global scale.
Therefore, our faith does not only mean knowledge and doctrine, but it is a growing power in us, as if Christ were born in us.
It should be pointed out that the debate was not on France, and certainly not against France; it was a debate in favour of fundamental principles of European integration such as the free movement of persons,because Europe does not only mean free movement of goods and capital, but, above all, free movement of Europeans by right and without discrimination, and, of course, without discrimination on ethnic grounds.
Losing fat does not only mean the loss of fat as such.
Choosing does not only mean choosing a path, but it also means leaving aside another path that could have better results.
Discipline does not only mean punish.
And“boundaries” does not only mean boundaries in time and space but also the mental kind of boundaries defined by the task and the goal of the group.
Because getting pregnant at the age of 14 does not only mean that your whole life and that of your parents will be turned upside down.
It does not only mean a vegetarian diet- which is very healthy and very good for your yoga practices- but also it means that you become a nice person.
The idiom take a hike does not only mean go for a walk on a trail or up a mountain.
This does not only mean using modern means of communication through a wide range of social media, but also using understandable language about what Europe is all about.
In other words,opening up borders does not only mean opening up the markets of developed countries to products from third countries.
To us, it does not only mean developing the most innovative cleaning products for customers, but also providing you with the best possible customer support in your daily work, on location.
Nature protection in the National Park does not only mean to conserve certain habitats, but also to improve their ecological quality.
To be“governed” does not only mean that our existence is forced into a form, it also means that the conditions are imposed on us that make existence possible or impossible.
Sanitation does not only mean throwing the waste away.
This does not only mean its own citizens, but also its reliance on the contribution of thousands and thousands or even millions of citizens of third countries who pass through the European territory, who reside here, and who come here for long or short periods in order to work and to study.