Примери за използване на Quite apart на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Quite apart from the fact that you're a student.
These experiences seem quite apart from anything encountered in daily living.
Quite apart from any explicit gender content or attitudes towards the sexes.
Talents, obviously, are distributed to men and women quite apart from any reference to their spiritual condition.
That was quite apart from the hundreds of street site chapels and shrines.".
It is really the policy currently being enacted in Tibet that is problematic, quite apart from this emergency situation.
Now, quite apart from the fact that the doors were locked, should he really call out for help?
My question is of a fundamental nature, quite apart from these other serious matters, namely: why are we doing this?
Quite apart from the substance of the issue, to me it seems to be of no relevance to the 2012 budget procedure.
Then it's political andreligious in the country quite apart completely, mixing not in religion in political decisions, etc.
Quite apart from practical considerations, I love how it makes the spirit of Christmas last the whole year.
Any person, human or divine,may be known and comprehended quite apart from the external reactions or the material presence of that person.
Quite apart from the moral issues, there are two major and interlinked issues are:(a) economic; and(b) political.
These extracts reveal much more than Gertie Keddle could have guessed, quite apart from the fact that she only knew the name of one of the days of the week.
Quite apart from the scrubby, unfed, unshaven look that a newly captured man generally has, he was a disgusting specimen.
Under the objective test,it must be determined whether, quite apart from the judge's personal conduct, there are ascertainable facts which may raise doubts as to his impartiality.
Quite apart from the false Lassallean formulation of the law, the truly outrageous retrogression consists in the following.
All the skaters, it seemed, with perfect self-possession, skated toward her, skated by her, even spoke to her, andwere happy, quite apart from her, enjoying the capital ice and the fine weather.
It is a social problem, which- quite apart from all the personal suffering- involves huge costs for society.
We focus on the unemployment as an indicator of labour market performance because it signifies a waste of productive resources, quite apart from the individual and social costs that accompany it.
I cannot agree to this, quite apart from the fact that the EU has no powers in this area- subsidiarité oblige!
Hence the individual commodity as value, as the embodiment of this substance, is different from itself as use-value,as an object, quite apart from the expression of its value in other commodities.
That's quite apart from the opportunity costs- the loss of the opportunity for education, organising, and serious and constructive activism.”.
There were major difficulties in carrying out research in these war years since, quite apart from military reasons and problems caused by bombing, international mathematical journals were not reaching Japan.
Quite apart from that, this report also contains many recommendations that run counter to the elementary democratic principle and the principle of the rule of law.
Also in the field of trade policy, when we consider international trade issues,we see how urgently we need a good solution for our European citizens, quite apart from space travel and intellectual property.
Quite apart from the issues relating to the Arctic, Norway and Iceland are already closely involved in the European Economic Area and in cooperation under Schengen.
Moreover at every birth andburial the partition would have to be made afresh, quite apart from the fact that the shares for distribution all differ in situation, quality, climate, etc., so that everyone must choose for himself.
Indeed, quite apart from the questionable simplicity of the facts of the charges or at any rate some of them, the essential point here is not the matter of providing explanations, but the matter of adequately defending oneself against a criminal charge.
Swinburne stressed that his argument for the existence of a soul- that"souls constitute personal identity andthe continued existence of me will consist in the continued existence of my soul"-"is quite apart from what might happen in the world to come.".