Примери за използване на Reluctant to accept на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They're reluctant to accept any more Japanese.
Africa's leaders have been reluctant to accept GM crops.
I was reluctant to accept Kevin at first, too, but… he's just so sweet.
Bobby, why are you reluctant to accept it?
On the contrary, when the change generated great uncertainty, the students were more reluctant to accept it.
People are usually reluctant to accept changes.
A society reluctant to accept this verity stagnates and, over the decades, consumes its substance.
Napoleon was at first reluctant to accept the title.
She is reluctant to accept an outdated way of life and to read the futures of those who come to her in drips of wax, as her Aunt Surmena did.
General de Gaulle is still reluctant to accept British accession.
She is reluctant to accept an outdated way of life and to read in drips of wax the futures of those who come to her, as her aunt Surmena did.
General de Gaulle is still reluctant to accept British accession.
They are usually reluctant to accept such technologies, but in its last year's article it labeled the blockchain a"significant innovation", which may have"far-reaching consequences" for many industries.
For sure, the Socialist International was reluctant to accept these mutants.
Man is always reluctant to accept changes until the real benefits can be understood.
For sure, the Socialist International was reluctant to accept these mutants.
The left seems reluctant to accept some of this because it suggests that, God forbid, George W.
One of the problems is that the rest of the countries in the group are reluctant to accept Poland as their leader.
Mr Van Rompuy was reluctant to accept the post of prime minister.
While they agreed to go The Hague,it seems that both leaders are reluctant to accept the proposed referendum.
This is a truth people are reluctant to accept because it's very convenient to pass the Germans off as the only guilty parties.
And yet there is a class of men with demoniac mentality who are always reluctant to accept the Lord as the Supreme Absolute Truth.
EU member states have been reluctant to accept refugees directly from Turkish territory.
(ES) Mr President, it is no coincidence that Spain, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Portugal andother countries are all reluctant to accept the so-called Eurovignette.
Kilgour said the Australian government was reluctant to accept evidence of large-scale, forced organ harvesting in China.
Expresses dissatisfaction at the fact that, in spite of the concessions made by Parliament,the Council is still very reluctant to accept delegated acts when the criteria under Article 290 TFEU are met;
The National Union of Mineworkers were reluctant to accept the support from the group due to the worry of being openly associated with a gay group.
Athens is a unique historic town,which seems somewhat reluctant to accept the image of a modern European capital.
At the time, the National Union of Mineworkers was reluctant to accept support, due to the union's concern of association with an openly gay group.
The Commission and, above all, its President, has shown itself to be very reluctant to accept Parliament's legislative initiatives.