Примери коришћења Reorientation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I help with Julien's reorientation therapy.
With a sample on the test, the reorientation to a new program and the transfer of the tabs in the cutlery basket, the problem is usually solved and the dishwasher cleans again.
When I was young,I was part of the reorientation program at BYU.
In this period, a temporary butlong lasting genre reorientation happened as well, and lasted until the end of 1930's. Andrić was intensively writing and publishing stories and essays(ДepeTић 1983: 560).
Khan and his people, what a waste to put them in a reorientation centre.
Both aspects of this reorientation are illustrated by the Netflix Prize.
You want to find a job in the computer after upgrading your skills,career reorientation, or as part of an initial training?
Facilitation reorientation: Thanks to the establishment of links among the various education courses that are proposed, students can easily change their curriculum without losing all their achievements.
There is also the possibility of a reorientation of Russo-American relations.
The Russian Agriculture Ministry said Ankara's decision could lead to a complete cessation of imports of Russian wheat, corn, beans andrice to Turkey as well as a reorientation of supplies to other markets.
It is these students who are in fact hidden reorientation situation are primarily concerned by the failure to university.
Changes in quartary structure can occur through conformational changes within individual subunits or through reorientation of the subunits relative to each other.
It is connected, first of all, with the value reorientation of convicts, the formation of mechanisms of positive social goal-setting, the compulsory working off of subjects with reliable stereotypes of positive social behavior.
If you obtained a BTS in another discipline, this disciplinary reorientation ask you to take your first year license studies.
Its initial hostility to a presidential system gave way to decisive support as the government enabled MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli to see off an internal revolt that threatened his authority(though MHP grassroots andsome of its voters are challenging this reorientation).
If these conditions create a permanent failure,the only way to combat them is a reorientation of the entrance so that he was not on the dangerous line.
The company said that its reorientation from bricks to expensive works of art is dictated by the fact that"the general public can take possession of some of the extremely valuable treasures that until now were available to billionaires, museums and royal families.".
Viktor Frankl himself argued that the paradoxical intention is“existential reorientation”, a complex process of retraining a person, and not just a change in behavioral stereotypes.
The Russian Agriculture Ministry said Ankara's decision could lead to a complete cessation of imports of Russian wheat, corn, beans andrice to Turkey as well as a reorientation of supplies to other markets.
It includes information and advice in particular on career choice,Professional reorientation, whose skills, on the requirements, on ways of promoting and their developments in social- and health care and the Arbeitsmarktbedingun-gen.
In the current of 2004 at least 20 Billion dinars of the public expenditures, and attract 300 million euros of concession credits, into the infrastructure and the exportations stimulation measures, through the appropriate funds realized through the privatization process,realized economies and the reorientation of the existing programs.
It is not just the implementation of the Russian requirements, butlogical steps, until the withdrawal from NATO and the reorientation of Turkey to a completely different Eurasian, rather than pro-Western, Atlanticist way of development.
The other thing is that the representatives of the organizations which promote reorientation towards Moscow(which is not possible due to economical, geographical, safety and political reasons), have access to Russian media and certain public gatherings no matter the real importance or the public interest of those,” stated the Russian Service of Radio Free Europe's reporter in the Balkans.
During the searches, the investigators found a memo, written by Malinov in Russian,describing the need for Bulgaria's geostrategic reorientation to Russia and the measures that must be taken to achieve this.
While some authors were in search for reorientation, such as Ilse Aichinger, Ingeborg Bachmann, Heimito von Doderer, Alexander Lernet-Holenia, Gerhard Fritsch and Hans Lebert, others came back from concentration camps, such as Jean Améry, from former(in times of monarchy) Austrian territories, such as Rose Ausländer and Paul Celan, or from exile, such as Hans Weigel and Friedrich Torberg, while others again did not come back from exile, such as Hermann Broch or Franz Werfel.
During the searches, the investigators found a memo, written by Malinov in Russian,describing the need for Bulgaria's geostrategic reorientation to Russia and the measures that must be taken to achieve this.
And if an objective vision of their failures should push to the analysis of actions, the reorientation of actions or advanced training, then in the case of the immense importance of the upcoming, you will have to work exclusively with internal installations.
Not that material improvement seemed to be wrong or even unnecessary to me: on the contrary, I continued to regard it as good and necessary: butat the same time I was convinced that it could never achieve its end- to increase the sum total of human happiness- unless it were accompanied by a reorientation of our spiritual attitude and a new faith in absolute values.”.
As such it really is more a necessity than a potential and profitable activity, andahead of it there is a more significant reorientation in the context of the accession of standards and harmonization with the EU rural development policy.
Following Sontag 's death, Steve Wasserman of The LA Times called her" one of America 's most influential intellectuals, internationally renowned for the passionate engagement and breadth of her critical intelligence and her ardent activism in the cause of human rights."[ 46] Eric Homberger of The Guardian called Sontag" the' Dark Lady' of American cultural life for over four decades."[ 47] He observed that" despite a brimming and tartly phrased political sensibility,she was fundamentally an aesthete[ who] offered a reorientation of American cultural horizons.