Примери коришћења Refuse to agree на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I refuse to agree to that.
I refuse to agree that these things are impossible to achieve”.
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But Mr Owens refused to agree to a divorce and denied the allegations about his behaviour, saying that if their marriage had irretrievably broken down it was because she had an affair, or because she was“bored”.
Her husband though has refused to agree to a divorce and denies her allegations about his behaviour, saying if their marriage had irretrievably broken down it was because she had an affair, or because she was“bored”.
Nestor Kirchner was the president… and refused to agree with the IMF conditions… forcing them to retreat.
If Russia refuses to agree, far from saving Kosovo for Serbia, it risks tipping the region back into chaos.
Are we signing that agreement with an independent state oran essential autonomy, and what if Pristina refuses to agree," Nikolic asks.
Parents wanted to attach their daughter to the art of cinema, but she flatly refused to agree, so she did not have any interest in creativity.
The Polish leaders rightfully feared Stalin's communist expansionism and throughout 1939 refused to agree to any arrangement which would allow Soviet troops to enter Poland.[9].
The Kosovo Albanians, who make up 90% of the province's population of 2 million people,are demanding full independence from Serbia, which refuses to agree to anything more than broad autonomy.
The Polish leaders believed that once on Polish territory the Soviet troops would not leave and throughout 1939 refused to agree to any arrangement which would allow Soviet troops to enter Poland.[11].