Примери за използване на Much-vaunted на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I am curious to try the much-vaunted"intense".(Translated).
The much-vaunted Turkish Stream that was announced in Ankara now appears to be as good as dead.
This is the meaning of the much-vaunted European solidarity.
That is the much-vaunted community of interests between worker and capitalist.
There are many vulnerabilities which go alongside our much-vaunted intelligence.
In the past, much-vaunted EU programmes have turned out to be paper tigers.
Nazi Germany must use their new Tiger andPanther tanks to beat the enemy's much-vaunted T-34.
In the past, much-vaunted EU programmes have turned out to be paper tigers.
It is disputable, at the very least, that FDI brings the much-vaunted gains for the'beneficiary' countries.
All of the much-vaunted new Fords retired at Le Mans, as they did from every other race that year.
Remember, too, that this is where many would claim the much-vaunted Nordic food revolution began.
Although the signatories stressed their preference for working in tandem with the US,the letter cast doubt over the details of the much-vaunted deal.
Beyond that, America's much-vaunted equality of opportunity is under threat.
Where is the European Union's consistency andcredibility when its own decisions contrast so sharply with its much-vaunted principles?
The policy of maintaining the much-vaunted unity at all costs may not work this time.
More important- especially for private equity investors- are the soft factors,such as the quality of the reporting(DD report) or the much-vaunted clear allocation of budgets.
It is interesting to see where the EU's much-vaunted environment/climate commitments stop in these cases.
Faced with the ever-worsening crisis, unemployment and living conditions for millions of people,all of us are thus once again aware what the much-vaunted European solidarity really means for some.
There is also a contradiction between the Commission's much-vaunted flexibility and the inflexible stance that it has taken in the technical negotiations.
What do you have to say, Commissioner, to the unemployed, to workers in flexible, temporary, insecure work who, for over 4-5 years, have worked in the public andprivate sector, on much-vaunted internships, and have already been given notice of dismissal?
(DE) There is very little to be seen of the much-vaunted increase in democracy and stronger voice for parliaments which the Treaty of Lisbon was supposed to introduce.
Who can deny that our Red Army has on more than one occasion compelled the much-vaunted German troops to beat a panicky retreat?
On the other hand, the much-vaunted goodness, love, and justice of God should not be regarded as mere propitiation, but should be recognized as a genuine experience, for God is a coincidentia oppositorum.
The inability of the leaders andexponents of the Communist movement to vindicate the much-vaunted principle of the Dictatorship of the Proletariat;
On the other hand, the much-vaunted goodness, love, and justice of God should not be regarded as mere propitiation, but should be recognized as genuine experience, for God is a coincidentia oppositorum[unity of the opposites].
Do they, indeed, represent another glorious vindication of the value of the industry's much-vaunted multi-billion-dollar research and development budget?
Wikipedia's overarching goal is the much-vaunted neutral point of view, or NPOV, which means that an article should impartially reflect the opinions of reliable sources, or RS, on a subject in proportion to their prominence.
It should be noted that this first budget under the Treaty of Lisbon is to the detriment of the much-vaunted policy of economic and social cohesion, which now receives a much smaller share.
In writing.-(EL) The much-vaunted directive which, various forces advertised, would apparently punish shipping companies with criminal sanctions for polluting the sea and would protect the environment has achieved exactly the opposite.
They attribute to the harshness andauthoritari anism of the papal authorities their own much-vaunted tendency to compromise with power while continuing to follow through on their own real intentions.