Примери за използване на To confrontation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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On the way to confrontation.
These floods drive forest creatures together, andthis can lead to confrontation.
She's averse to confrontation.
They refer to confrontation and the search for social support and solutions.
This frequently leads to confrontation.
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When it comes to confrontation, military actions of this kind is not enough.".
Brandi will respond to confrontation.
When it comes to confrontation, military actions of these kinds are not enough.
Bulgaria by putting an end to confrontation.
The way forward cannot once again lead to confrontation or exclusion that, as we now know, only generates discord, uncertainty, anguish,”.
This leads either to friendship orto restrained relations or to confrontation.
This leads to confrontation….
The Iranian issue became the red line beyond which there has been a clear transition from disagreement to confrontation.
Sooner or later, this leads to confrontation due to the exacerbated situation.
It is believed that playing online chess chosen by people prone to confrontation and competition.
This alone will put an end to confrontation and will make it possible to deal with the severe economic and humanitarian challenges facing Yemeni society.
Vladimir Putin's tightening of the screws is a part of a broader pattern,which includes a return to confrontation with the United States and NATO.
Moreover, incorrect communication leads to confrontation between stakeholders on the national and local levels or between representatives of different social and business interests.
We will never leave the peace process and we will never go back to violence and confrontation-- no return to confrontation and violence.
Postmodern Europe can scarcely bring itself to contemplate a return to confrontation with a great power and will go to great lengths to avoid it.
Be assured that all Lightworkers are known to us, andalong with their Guides are led along a path that is least likely to lead to confrontation.
Processes in the Balkans have their own characteristics when it comes to confrontation on ethnic and religious grounds, and are very difficult to control, even by those forces involved in the processes.
At a time when continued efforts could make it possible to reach agreement on a plan for a genuine political transition,a return to confrontation is a particularly dangerous and frustrating twist.
The road cannot lead again to confrontation and exclusion, which as we already know generate nothing but discord, uncertainty and discouragement,” he said at his Madrid residence, flanked by Spanish and EU flags.
May announced on Friday she was quitting over her failure to deliver Brexit,raising the prospect of a new leader who could seek a more divisive split with the EU and lead to confrontation with the bloc or a possible parliamentary election.
As NATO is tuned to confrontation and its entire structure is dedicated to the ideals of confrontation, of course, it can hardly be called a modern structure that meets the ideas of stability, sustainable development and security.
May said on Friday she was quitting over her failure to deliver Brexit,potentially opening the way for a new leader who could seek a more divisive split with the European Union and lead to confrontation with the bloc or a possible parliamentary election.
Constant bans lead to confrontation and protest for the sake of protest, but concessions to the kid's desires that have erupted can lead to sad consequences not only from the point of view of the formation of a despotic character, but can be really life-threatening.
Last week on Friday, Theresa May announced she was quitting over her failure to deliver Brexit,raising the prospect of a new leader who could seek a more divisive split with the EU and lead to confrontation with the bloc or a possible parliamentary election.
During his campaign, Mr Trump accused Mrs Hillary Clinton of risking a third world war: a reference to her promise to declare a"no-fly zone" over Syria,which might have led to confrontation between the US and Russian air forces.