Примери коришћења Presumes на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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She presumes.
It's not in the least what modern science presumes.
And he presumes.
The recent gold withdrawal may be a step to achieve the goal, the article presumes.
Creativity presumes nothing.
He presumes that local authorities are working on a new occupancy plan that will be announced soon.
The Prophet of Peace presumes to speak for all India.
If this second signal is not present during initial antigen exposure,the T cell presumes that it is auto-reactive.
Rehabilitation presumes that a person's behaviour has changed.
I don't want to sound like a ghoul,but that contract presumes you'd be dead within six months.
It presumes a personal and dynamic understanding of God as well as a dynamic, or"energetic," conception of created nature.
Harry, who is dating Mary Jane, arrives and presumes she has feelings for Peter after seeing them hold hands.
It presumes that a group is a discrete whole, that once in it, we can't get out of it or have competing affiliations.
The author wishes us to be caught up in the narrative of herself and her cat, and presumes this will be sufficient to hold our interest.
The beginning of historical life presumes an even greater development of the artificial environment and a far greater power of man over nature.
Upon emerging, Katniss discovers that the area is littered with white roses,realizes that President Snow has sent them to taunt her, and presumes that he is about to kill Peeta.
This is what happens when a person"presumes" ego integrity without actually facing the difficulties of old age.
But the line between asking for friends and followers to pay attention to you and trying to harness that attention for change is a blurry one, andmuch of what works in social media presumes a position of advocacy.
Aligning workers' interests with those of shareholders presumes that what's best for shareholders is also what's best for the company.
The gamer presumes the function of Marcus Holloway, though exactly what is truly essential is that he belongs to Dedsec- a group event regional hackers.
Extraordinary situation is announced by competent endangered community, and presumes construction of local embankment, evacuation of population ect.
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As I hope your respective counsels advised you, in cases such as these, the law presumes it is in the child's best interest to remain in the custody of blood relatives.
USKOK presumes that the 14 medics are not the only individuals involved in these types of operations in Croatia. It vows to continue similar investigations.
The memorandum of intent between Kiev andthe International Monetary Fund presumes the restructuring of $22.7 billion in debt, including companies' debts.
Barthes, this passion presumes the avoidance of any lasting connection of the subject with the object, as well as delight in change itself, in dynamism and persity.
Noting that Montenegro last year piled up a trade deficit of 1.36 billion euros,Activa company manager Mladen Bojanic presumes that the country's economic policy has relied more on improvisation than on well-designed strategy.
But the prophet who presumes to speak a word in my name that I have not commanded him to speak, or who speaks in the name of other gods, that same prophet shall die.”.
From my point of view, far more blessed is the atheist who confidently discharges his worldly responsibilities accepting them as his honorable duty,than the man who presumes he is a devout believer in God, yet shirks the responsibilities apportioned to him through Divine Law, and runs after sadhus, saints and yogis, seeking relief from the suffering which ultimately would have pronounced his eternal liberation.
A sincere conscience presumes one is diligently seeking moral truth from authentic sources, that is, seeking to conform oneself to that moral truth by listening to the authority established by Christ to teach it.