Примери за използване на Some quarters на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They're being banned in some quarters.
GenF20 is considered by some quarters as the best HGH supplement today.
Interestingly it is still being used in some quarters.
In Rio de Janeiro there are some quarters that in this country are called Favela.
In some quarters that will be considered as an act of war,” Cheney said.
It was committed by a global consortium known in some quarters as the Cabal.
It has in some quarters been proposals to have only coins up to 50 kroner value without notes.
Relief at its failure is mixed with fear of what might have been and, in some quarters, of the government's response.
It has in some quarters claimed that 70 crowns would be the limit where it pays to use credit cards.
The January 17th decision continues to spark outrage in some quarters, who accuse the BiH Prosecution Office of being too political.
In addition, The Post's critical andrelentless coverage of the murder of columnist Jamal Khashoggi is undoubtedly unpopular in some quarters.
However there is still hesitancy in some quarters, but we wish to assure you that the time has come for you to take action.
Relief at its failure is mixed with fear of what might have been and, in some quarters, of the government's response.
This was declared in some quarters as a"breakthrough'Discovery in the fight against cancer and other disasters, such as obesity, which affect our society.
It is hard to know exactly what to make of the Maussian left,particularly insofar as Mauss is being promoted now, in some quarters, as an alternative to Marx.
Such is the suspicion of Gulen in some quarters that he was charged over a decade ago with plotting to destroy the secular state and establish Islamic law.
I am aware of how alien such occurrences are to most people's experience andfully understand the skepticism with which they will be greeted in some quarters.
It has become fashionable in some quarters to see President Trump's election as somehow constituting a terminal blow to the Western-led liberal international order.
You can all take much credit for the fact that you have brought so much Light to Earth,that up to now there has been little signs of the apocalyptic end times expected in some quarters.
The US economy grew at an annualised rate of more than 3% during some quarters last year, while the unemployment rate is hovering at 4.1%- the lowest since 2000.
In some quarters, Rome is known as“Stab City”, due to a host of incidents in which travelling supporters have suffered at the hands of a“knife culture” dating back to Ancient Rome.
Pope Francis has demanded that every Catholic parish or institution accept a minimum ofone refugee family but he is facing a rebellion in some quarters with the words“Today's refugee could be tomorrow's terrorist”.
Despite objections from some quarters, Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov stated in February 1998 that Russia was intent on delivering the missiles to the Cypriots, and noted that they are defensive weapons.
While the US's current-account deficit was close to 5% of GDP in 2008(and closer to 7% in some quarters of 2007), China was maintaining a whopping current-account surplus of 9% or higher.
Because I am a Catholic, and no Catholic has ever been elected President, the real issues inthis campaign have been obscured--perhaps deliberately, in some quarters less responsible than this.
The idea of a Jewish state conducting such research has provoked outrage in some quarters because of parallels with the genetic experiments of Dr Josef Mengele, the Nazi scientist at Auschwitz.".
But in some quarters Castaneda's works are extravagantly admired as a revival of a mode of cognition that has been largely neglected in the West, buried by materialism and Pascal's despair, since the Renaissance.
His sudden dismissal yesterday immediately fueled speculation- and worry in some quarters- that the U.S.“maximum pressure” campaign might ease in a bid to lure Iranian leaders to the negotiating table.
Former vice president Dick Cheney called Russia's alleged interference in the US election‘a very serious effort made by Putin and his government, his organization',pointing out that‘in some quarters that would be considered an act of war'.
The deep chill in US-Russian relations is stirring concern in some quarters that Washington and Moscow are in danger of stumbling into an armed confrontation that, by mistake or miscalculation, could lead to nuclear war.