Примери за използване на Only from the point of view на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We have thus far considered the church only from the point of view of her organizational life.
Not only from the point of view of phonetics, but also in the sense of, one name is better than another.
American philosopher Graham Harman has argued that there is no reason to view the world only from the point of view of humans.
This is quite important not only from the point of view of efficiency or comfort, but also for safety.
I would not like us to look at the process of EU enlargement only from the point of view of legal clauses.
So accounting is significant not only from the point of view of jobs in the corporate field, but also in our day-to-day lives.
Like all sciences and all valuations, the psychology of women has hitherto been considered only from the point of view of men.".
Only from the point of view of the teaching of the Father,the Son and the Holy Spirit can the riddle of love be solved.
In fact, Croatia is on the edge of a big shift not only from the point of view of what is to happen on July 1st.
Speaking in general, the laying of wiring by a hidden method is a very expensive and time-consuming process, andit is justified only from the point of view of aesthetics.
These are the conditions of Everest, andthey are tough not only from the point of view of the weather, but also from the point of view of payment.
Considering boasting not only from the point of view of morality, but also from a psychological point of view becomes more and more relevant, since such a personality characteristic is not that it increases in the number of manifestations, but is popularized and even becomes something akin to the norm.
It is clear that the influence of diet on health can not be considered only from the point of view of the fact that a person uses.
A person as an individual is studied not only from the point of view of a single representative of a family of people, but also as a member of a certain social group.
Some critics(like Holbrook, for example)interprete Plath's dark vision of death only from the point of view of psychology and psychoanalysis.
However, for us they are interesting not only from the point of view of the design of the room, but, more so, as an object that can be made by hand, to any, even the most refined taste.
Lufthansa has hit back at such claims, saying the deal would have to be examined not only from the point of view of the German market but Europe as a whole.
An important step of separation must be thought out not only from the point of view of its own security, but also because it is better to make serious changes when any efforts made to preserve the existing relationship have failed.
These kind of words are called deictic expressions which means they can be interpreted only from the point of view of the speaker, the‘sender' of information.
In particular, electric air heaters are evaluated not only from the point of view of the ability to work in conditions of mobile and calm media, but also in terms of operating efficiency at different temperatures.
Constant bans lead to confrontation and protest for the sake of protest, butconcessions to the kid's desires that have erupted can lead to sad consequences not only from the point of view of the formation of a despotic character, but can be really life-threatening.
It is possible to speak of nihilism only from the point of view of the old world-view, which he really endeavoured to entirely demolish.
Lufthansa has commented back at such claims, stating that the deal would have to be carefully examined not only from the point of view of the German market but from the point of Europe as a whole.
True, some breeders cut short dogs,I think that it is justified only from the point of view of hygiene(for example, in inclement weather), or to distinguish the mother-maltese from her grown-up puppies.
Walkers violate the child's natural course of development, often depriving him of the stage of crawling,which is very important not only from the point of view of orthopedists and neurologists, but also psychologists and even speech therapists;
These are things that I believe are achievable and not only from the point of view of tourism policy, but which should be seriously tackled purely and simply in the light of environmental and transport policy.
In my opinion there have been many things that aroused the interest of our Turkish colleagues, not only from the point of view of purchase but also from the point of view of joint production," Putin said.
In the first place, two completely different systems are being compared here, not only from the point of view of the energy sources used- typical convection heating is being compared with floor heating which is much more comfortable.
Together with his wife Marta- a nurse- they wrote a book in which they shared their secrets,important not only from the point of view of medicine, but also convenient from the point of view of practical application.