Примери за използване на Whole edifice на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This whole edifice is made of glass.
Justice… is the main pillar that upholds the whole edifice.
Wonder that the whole edifice was not destroyed.
They always said if a country is let go orasks to get out, then the whole edifice will collapse.
I will bring the whole edifice down on their unworthy heads!
But they forget that once you corrupt a principle the whole edifice may start to collapse.
The whole edifice of Assad's Alawi dictatorship is now in the gravest of danger.
If the corner-stone is removed, the whole edifice of Jiva will tumble down.
Everybody gets drawn to this place andsays,“What work can this stone do?”- They start building something new and distort the whole edifice.
I promise you,the moment they kneel to pray I will bring the whole edifice down on their unworthy heads.
I would like to rip the whole edifice down… with my bare hands, or set it on fire… Except, you know, there's nothing in this place to burn.
They always said,‘If a country lets you down orasks to get out, then the whole edifice collapses.'.
Scientists have established that the whole edifice on the Italian island of Sicily is edging in the direction of the Mediterranean at a rate of 14mm per year.
Dumping water from a plane on this type of building would risk bringing down the whole edifice,” France's Civil Security agency wrote on Twitter.
In other words, the whole edifice of Israel's apartheid rule inside Israel supports and upholds its apartheid rule in the occupied territories.
In such systems, there is no way to make things a little bit simpler- the whole edifice becomes a huge, interlocking system not readily amenable to change.
Everybody gets drawn to this place andsays,“What work can this stone do?”- They start building something new and distort the whole edifice.
Stone pillars bore the burden of the whole edifice, and adorned their lower parts formed in the garden hall or colonnade.
Given this history, modern French politics is informed by the conceit, however far-fetched now,that“there's something there that can bring down the whole edifice,” Chabal said.
Elders say that during the Second World War,the German army tried to throw the whole edifice in the air, but they failed, only the roof was destroyed.
All that brings out the significant resemblances between men calls into play this feeling of community, identification, whereon is founded,in large measure, the whole edifice of human society.
In such systems, there is no way to make things a little bit simpler- the whole edifice is by then a huge, interlocking system not readily adjustable to change/simplification.
From the simple organisation you mount, step by step, to the more complicated,in order finally to build up the most complicated of all- Man- genetically, and from the materials of Nature's whole edifice.
So that what looks like pure scientific academics researching journals publishing and the whole edifice of science is actually, has been turned by the drug companies into an arm of their marketing department.
He points out that the whole edifice of modern politics and ethics is built upon subjective experience, while few ethical dilemmas can be solved by referring strictly to brain activities.
It is urged… that unless we can demonstrate what is called the inerrancy of the biblical record down even to its minutest de tails, the whole edifice of belief in revealed religion falls to the ground.
However, as we shall see in the following chapters, the whole edifice of modern politics and ethics is built upon subjective experiences, and few ethical dilemmas can be solved by referring strictly to brain activities.
It is urged, e.g., that unless we can demonstrate what is called‘inerrancy' of the Biblical record,down even to the minutest details, the whole edifice of belief in revealed religion falls to the ground.
At his conference in left-voting Liverpool,Corbyn told the hall that“the whole edifice of greed-is-good deregulated financial capitalism, lauded for a generation as the only way to run a modern economy, came crashing to earth, with devastating consequences.”.
Some researchers argue that these megaliths are not“foundation stones” as they have always been declared as it appears as if it was essential that the largest of the stones were position on top, and not at the bottom,making the whole edifice become an inverted structure.