Примери коришћења It stems на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Maybe it stems from loneliness.
Nothing truly valuable arises from ambition orfrom a mere sense of duty; it stems rather from love and devotion towards men.
It stems from the name“Colossus” meaning something huge or gigantic.
Confidence leads to financial victory if it stems from reality and not wishful thinking.
It stems from the fact that the natural numbers are often called counting numbers.
I call this fear the Fatal Flaw because it stems from a belief that something is inherently wrong with you.
It stems from the former Economic Geography and Urban Geography programs.
The actual Three Kings Day on January 6th,the Epiphany, and it stems from the story in the Gospel of Matthew, the first book of the New Testament.
It stems from a lifelong interest of mine in, believe it or not, poverty.
Nothing truly valuable arises from ambition orfrom a mere sense of duty; it stems rather from love and devotion toward men and toward objective things.
It stems from scientific disciplines such as physics, didactics of physics, pedagogy, and psychology.
But while that nickname is certainly deserving of the oddity from which it stems, Blahyi's true legacy should be for the atrocities he perpetuated in the name of war.
From the above, it stems that the problems of collective protection of copyright and related rights in Serbia persist, constituting a severe burden on the media scene.
Does his religiosity belong to the sphere of rational, creative, andconstructive relation towards reality, or it stems from increasing irrationality, i.e. from suppressed, repressed and deserted feelings of fear and uncertainty?
It stems from being true to one's own decency, from going on helping others whatever they do or think or say and despite all savage acts against one;
Yet another theory, albeit slightly less widely accepted,is that it stems from the Old Norse“heill”, which eventually gave rise to the Middle English“hail” and perhaps“hoy”.
It stems from being true to one's own decency, from going on helping others whatever they do or think or say and despite all savage acts against one;
This is particularly important when it comes to the internet, which is being developed solely through the action of a very different sides,which gives strength to this process, because it stems from the involvement of both individuals and groups, industry, the civil society, the technical and academic experts, and of course the state administration, Matic said.
From Zoric's statement, it stems that still unknown persons who threatened the owner and journalists of Kurir are believed to have committed a qualified form of threats against security.
Finally, bearing in mind the fact that the adoption of new Broadcasting Law is pending, i.e. Electronic Media Law,from the Report it stems that the new Law could provide to the regulator clearer base criteria for assessing the effectiveness of the function of the public service broadcaster than those existing(or better say inexistent) in the applicable Law.
It stems from being true to one's own decency, from going on helping others whatever they do or think or say and despite all savage acts against one, to persevere without changing one's basic attitude toward Man.
From the said provision it stems that using the form from the OFPS website is optional.
It stems from being true to one's own decency, from going on helping others whatever they do or think or say and despite all savage acts against one, to persevere without changing one's basic attitude toward Man.
Something close to breadcrumbing, it stems from a someone being too insecure to face their own lack of self-esteem.
And, in fact--(Applause) it stems from the 1951 Refugee Convention, which was the world's response to the Holocaust and a way for countries to say never again would we return people to countries where they would harmed or killed.
The idea wasn't even mooted until 1948 and it stems from an official record announcing that, as a symbol of unity between the two countries, the kings of France and England had slept the night in the same bed.
In keeping with the Radio Frequency Range Function Plan, it stems that this range may be used for the said purposes(functions), if it is not causing harmful disturbances for other users operating in accordance with the Plan.
However, a popular notion is that it stems from a decree issued by London's mayor during the plague of 1665, in which it was stated that bodies had to be buried a set, deep distance below the Earth to halt the spread of the disease.
However, from the statement of Dijana Markovic Bajalovic, it stems that the Commission believes that this is all one and the same procedure, initiated in September 2009 under the old Law on Protection of Competition which, according to the interim and final provisions of the new Law, must be completed under the same Law that was effective when the procedure was instituted.
From the explanation of the Commissions's opinion, however, it stems that the Commission did not ponder these legally provided criteria;it was rather guided by the claims by Sokoj that its tariff proposal was set in accordance with the"standards for determining the tariff that are universally recognized internationally and are based on the principles and recommendations of the World Intellectual Property Organization and CISAC".