Примери за използване на His political enemies на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He was imprisoned by his political enemies, he died in 1794.
His political enemies closed in gleefully for the kill.
He takes revenge on his political enemies. He kills them!
Jeong Mong-ju became a national symbol of loyalty to the sovereign, even among his political enemies.
But his political enemies will still lie about him.
Trump has threatened violence against his political enemies.
What kind of man throws his political enemies in prison and tortures them to death?
Sabotage the British boat, make it look like his political enemies did it.
He handled his political enemies- the mutually antagonistic Islamists and communists- with a mix of repression and co-option.
The elderly Cimon is imprisoned by his political enemies to a death by starvation.
He's simply doing it--whether he knows it or not--and with considerable help from some of his political enemies.
Sulla's proscriptions saw hundreds of his political enemies killed or exiled.
It's time to store the weapon until it is really needed- andnot the next time someone wants to wound his political enemies.
President Nicolas Maduro condemned the protests and claims his political enemies are trying to create chaos and sabotage him.
I have no idea how consistent his medical care has been, andI imagine he hides his weaknesses from his political enemies.
Asked if Mr. Erdogan was exploiting the coup attempt to purge his political enemies, Mr. Trump did not call for the Turkish leader to observe the rule of law, or Western standards of justice.
While nobody knows the true the cause of his death many people believe that his political enemies poisoned him.
And when asked whether Erdoğan was exploiting the coup attempt to purge his political enemies, Trump did not call for the Turkish leader to observe the rule of law, or Western standards of justice.
A substantial part of the electorate supported him,seeing the scandal as something manufactured by his political enemies and the media.
Shortly after being elected,Joachim traveled north trying to restore friendly relations with his political enemies, but both Radu IV the Great of Wallachia and Bogdan III the One-Eyed of Moldavia refused to reconcile with him.
Upon his return home, Epaminondas was greeted not with a hero's welcome butwith a trial arranged by his political enemies.
And when asked if President Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey was exploiting the recent coup attempt to purge his political enemies, Trump did not call for him to observe the rule of law or standards of justice.
The royal court contained factions with different political aims and in 1584 Viète's position as a known Huguenot became untenable andhe was banished by his political enemies from the court.
When he isn't targeting those he views as his political enemies- NBC News, CNN, the Times- he often lashes out at members of minority groups, such as black N.F.L. players or the mayor of San Juan.
In order to eliminate dissension,he plotted underhanded schemes to get rid of his political enemies Yang Shangkun and Yang's brother Yang Baibing.
In recent weeks, reports have intensified and in recent days hard evidence has emerged proving, beyond a doubt, that the FBI was overtly politicized andused by former President Barack Obama against his political enemies.
CLINTON:“I'm surprised and I am deeply disappointed because what they're looking at is a white,authoritarian leader who has murdered journalists and his political enemies, who runs a regime of repression, who makes aggressive moves against neighboring countries, who considers himself an adversary to us, the United States of America.
The U.S. president is demanding that law enforcement stop investigating his associates and go after his political enemies instead.
At a little after 6.30, nearly every weekday morning, George Osborne- 46 years old, tall, rich, boyish, tieless- takes the bus from Notting Hill in west London, where he lives, to Kensington High Street, where he works, orders his breakfast to take away from Leon, arrives at the marbled and airy headquarters of the London Evening Standard, takes the lift to the second floor, enters his corner office, andsets about destroying his political enemies.
The Cultural Revolution, declared in 1966, was overtly pro-Maoist, and gave Mao the power andinfluence to purge the Party of his political enemies at the highest levels of government.