Примери коришћења Purely economic на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It's a purely economic motive.
At least her motive was purely economic.
From a purely economic viewpoint, it makes no sense.
Previously, it carried a purely economic sense.
From a purely economic viewpoint, it makes no sense.
Outside insulation of any structure and gives a purely economic effect.
From a purely economic standpoint, this makes no sense.
The answer is simple andalthough it costs us, it is purely economic.
From a purely economic angle, this does not make sense.
For instance, Emma Goldman has argued that marriage is a purely economic arrangement and that"….
From a purely economic standpoint, this makes no sense.
If we say Europe now, instead of Germany, then we come naturally to a similar, if not identical,conclusion- from a purely economic perspective.
In purely economic terms, there is no objection to that claim.
We believe, that the issue of inequality and the problem of economic recovery are not as separate as a purely economic analysis might suggest.
Is a purely economic system, or a political, social, and cultural system as well.
Mikhail Khazin explains the increase in the age of the crisis of political and human factors andthe impossibility of obtaining such conditions accurate predictions purely economic methods.
If you take a look at the drug war from a purely economic viewpoint, the use of the government is to defend the drug cartel.
The purely economic problem could be compounded by farm land consolidation, which would likely force younger people to try to find jobs in the urban areas.
We are talking about hard times when the success and survival of a race depended exclusively on their ability to render work, so the choice of raising andkeeping a dog was purely economic.
However, social and natural resources other than purely economic resources are also unevenly distributed in most societies and may contribute to social status.
We are talking about hard times when the success and survival of a race depended exclusively on the way to work, because in those times the reasons to grow andfeed a dog were purely economic.
Under such circumstances, it makes little sense in purely economic terms to replace Russian gas with American LNG,” Van der Bellen said at a press conference.
Today, less than two percent of the world's energy consumption derives from advanced, renewable sources such as solar, wind and biofuels, less than two percent, andthe reason is purely economic.
Although formally the G20 grouping is a purely economic format, from the start the summit in Australia was viewed as the arena for a tough confrontation between Russia and the West over the situation in Ukraine.
It is not without interest to observe that even then these leading British bourgeois politicians saw the connection between what might be called the purely economic and the socio-political roots of modern imperialism.
From a purely economic angle, it will have a huge impact,” he explained, citing analysts' data that between 25 to 40 percent of global oil passes through the 29km-long Strait of Hormuz between Oman and Iran.
It is not without interest to observe that already at that time these leading British bourgeois politicians saw the connection between what might be called the purely economic and the politico-social roots of modern imperialism.
Overall, I think just a purely economic and financial situation will be catastrophic for Japan, India, Europe, and many other countries if this situation is taken to its full-blown conclusion as the hawks in Washington wanted it to be,” he said.
As far as the Nord Stream 2 is concerned, I have not heard anything from my colleague, which would evidence change in the Germany's position in favor of this purely economic and commercial project,” the Russian Minister said.
Under such circumstances, it makes little sense in purely economic terms to replace Russian gas with American LNG,” Van der Bellen said at a press conference after meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Vienna on Tuesday.