Примери за използване на Sense of the term на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Everyone'condemns terrorism' in this sense of the term.
This is the sense of the term in Matt.
For reckoning, in the biblical sense of the term.
In the proper religious sense of the term,'mystery' signifies not only hiddenness but disclosure.
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It was a mistake in every sense of the term.
It is world class in every sense of the term- renowned excellence, independent, coeducational, and publicly endowed.
It is, in the loosest sense of the term.
If I were forced to give a definition I would most likely use the term social,although in a very wide sense of the term.
In the modern sense of the term.
Few American agents are“spies” in the popularly accepted sense of the term.
In the purest sense of the term.
Certainly not“conservatism” in any contemporary American sense of the term.
Following the manifest literal sense of the term, are ordinarily understood to be the rights that one has simply because one is human.
A prophet in the true sense of the term….
Dichlorvos in the most exact sense of the term is the name of a chemical compound, which is called by scientists men as dimethyldichlorovinyl phosphate.
A prophet in the truest sense of the term….
A common culture in a more radical sense of the term is not one in which everyone believes the same thing, but one in which everyone has equal status in cooperatively determining a way of life in common.
In every, including military, sense of the term.
This immense mosaic that rejects neither the exhilaration of the paperback novel nor the narrative ellipses of cinema aims above all to be a work of pleasure and of enchantment,in the fantastic and occult sense of the term.
Live here- in the true sense of the term.
ID scientists say that since they demonstrate their conclusions entirely from studies of nature and not by recourse to religious concepts or scripture,ID cannot be called"religion" in any usual sense of the term.
National in the fullest sense of the term.
It is the experience of knowing that we“belong” to others(in the most noble sense of the term).
It is not primarily a canonical authority,in the formal and specific sense of the term, although canonical strictures or sanctions may be appended to conciliar decisions on matters of faith.
They are on a debatable ground, in every sense of the term.
Our multinationals have learned how to exploit globalisation in every sense of the term- including exploiting the tax loopholes that allow them to evade their global social responsibilities.
But probably not in the most understood sense of the term.
Legal representation also applies outside of these areas(in the‘pure' sense of the term), such as when changing the child's name or nationality, requesting recognition of extramarital paternity and exercising the child's personal rights.
It is not news in the strict sense of the term.