Примери коришћења Be pronounced на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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You think it should be pronounced encyclo-pee-dia.
Then there's all the other memes that can't be pronounced.
No condemnation may be pronounced and executed except on the basis of the law.
Of course, the result of such treatment will not be pronounced.
Therefore they must be pronounced with special power, with special emphasis.
If they are, words are memes that can be pronounced.
Stevenson, the name should be pronounced“Jee-kal” as in rhymes with“fecal”.
But chronic hyperventilation quite insidious, andits manifestations can not be pronounced.
(5) A judicial admonition cannot be pronounced to a military person for criminal offences against the Army of Serbia and Montenegro.
Years of perpetration of a criminal offence for which a prison penalty exceeding 3 years can be pronounced by law;
(5) A judicial admonition may not be pronounced to military persons for criminal offences against the armed forces of the Federation.
Specifically, in Dutch the double“o” makes a long“o” sound,thus should be pronounced“Rose” rather than“Roos”.
A sentence that is below the legal threshold may be pronounced when the court establishes the existence of particularly mitigating circumstances and if it believes that such reduced sentence may help achieve the purpose of punishment.
I simply write down a sentence andlet the machine read it to see how this sentence should be pronounced and read.
Strange sound will cause confusion,Miol will always be pronounced and recorded incorrectly, each in its own way.
(2) For criminal offences punishable by prison sentence of ten years ora more severe punishment a suspended sentence can not be pronounced.
Punishments for infringements of legal prescriptions may be pronounced by the organs of the state administration only within the limits set by law.
After decades of stagnant or even falling incomes for those below them,neoliberalism must be pronounced dead and buried.1.
(1) A court reprimand may be pronounced for crimes for which a punishment is prescribed of imprisonment of up to one year or a fine, and which were committed under such alleviating circumstances which make it especially light.
(3) If for a criminal offence several punishments are prescribed,only one of these can be pronounced as the principal punishment.
(1) Judicial admonition can be pronounced for criminal offences for which the prison sentence or a fine are prescribed and which have been committed under such extenuating circumstances that they render them particularly minor.
After decades of stagnant or even falling incomes for those below them,neoliberalism must be pronounced dead and buried.1.
(3) For criminal offences committed out of greed the fine as an accessory punishment can be pronounced even if it is not prescribed by law, or when the law prescribes that the offender shall be punished by imprisonment sentence or fine and the court pronounces imprisonment as the principal sentence.
It has been speculated by some linguists that we all pronounce“thou” wrong as well(as“thow”),when it should perhaps be pronounced similar to“you”- so“thu”.
(2) For crimes perpetrated from self-interest,a fine may be pronounced as secondary punishment even if it is not prescribed by law, or when it is prescribed by law that the offender shall be sentenced with imprisonment or with a fine, and the court pronounces a punishment of imprisonment as the main punishment.
(2) For certain crimes andunder conditions foreseen by law, a court reprimand may be pronounced also when an imprisonment of up to three years is prescribed.
The Amendments to the Law on Misdemeanors(in effect since January 1, 2010)have introduced a change to the provisions which determine the ranges of fines that may be pronounced for misdemeanors.
A patient with working heart andlungs determined to be dead can be pronounced legally dead without clinical death occurring.
(3) The measure referred to in Paragraph 1 of this Article can be pronounced by the court if it as ascertains that the gravity of the committed offence, the circumstances under which the offence was committed or previous violations of traffic regulations by the offender indicate that it is dangerous to let this person drive motor vehicle of a certain type or category.
(2) For certain criminal offences and under conditions prescribed by law, a court admonition can be pronounced even in cases for which a penalty of imprisonment is prescribed not exceeding three years.