Примери за използване на The dissident на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The dissident is the one who sits apart.
Of the people outside society- the dissidents.
Perhaps the dissidents feel the Federation could provide more.
When you create a colony,just close the dissidents.
Where are the dissidents in art, film, the theatre, and literature?
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But his relationship with the dissidents quickly soured.
So they can use the 1984 scenario data mining of the dissident.
Yeah, but the dissidents would have been again left with finger in the mouth, right?
Both types have influence:the servants of power and the dissidents.
The dissidents claim that the businessman from Petrich Ognyan Tetimov was ready to become independent.
Guaido offered to help Colombia track down the dissident FARC rebels earlier on Tuesday.
Three more MEPs are expected to leave the parliamentary group of“Attack”,commented the dissidents.
Another Colombian leftist group, the National Liberation Army(ELN)works in alliance with the dissidents.
Secondly, the dissidents set a bad example and confused"upright" citizens by spreading harmful information.
Specialists established that the most probable explanation was that the dissident had been poisoned with ricin which leaves no trace in the body.
The dissident was shot and beaten on July 28, 1983, in a garage in Wolfratshausen, near Munich.
Were there any connections between the hippie movement orSistema and the Leningrad intelligentsia or the dissident Soviet avant-garde, or were those separate milieus?
And welcome back to Laura Sutton, the dissident American journalist, who was also our guest earlier this week, promising to publish more sensitive documents if her demands were not met.
Milan Kundera, the dissident Czech novelist during the Communist period, stated the moral reality with reference to its only appropriate genre, tragedy.
Then in my mid-twenties, and still something of a minor activist in the anti-war movement,a lot of my thinking on Palestine was influenced by Noam Chomsky, the dissident American political thinker and academic.
Cuba denies it holds any political prisoners and says the dissidents are nothing more than common criminals and mercenaries paid by the US to stir up trouble.
For the previous decades, insular and parochial attitudes had been officially encouraged and practiced(with some exceptions)by the various communist regimes while the dissident underground sought to establish international links(mostly) to the West.
A few days ago, the dissident, Suhayr al-Atassi, was released and this is a signal, though slight, which points to the development of freedom of thought and political freedom.
Examples:"Atonement costs blood, sweat, and tears","I was sentenced to 10 years in prison:the Atonement the harder that never imagined',"two months of forced labour in Siberia was the atonement that the dissident had to pay because of his statements.".
In 1989, the dissident Polish reform economists Włodzimierz Brus and Kazimierz Łaski- both convinced socialists and disciples of the distinguished Marxist-Keynesian Michał Kalecki- published a book examining the prospects for East European reform.
By 1975, when Sakharov was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize,he was already the voice of the dissident and human rights movement in the Soviet Union, and one of the chief exposers of the Stalin-era crimes for Western audiences.
The dissident Russian analyst Andrei Piontkovsky, has recently published an article arguing, along lines that echo Zhirinovsky's threats, that Putin really is weighing the possibility of limited nuclear strikes- perhaps against one of the Baltic capitals, perhaps a Polish city- to prove that NATO is a hollow, meaningless entity that won't dare strike back for fear of a greater catastrophe.