英語 での Have vowed の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Iranians have vowed revenge.
The PFWF and the IUF will continue to support andassist the workers, who have vowed to continue the fight.
Yet, I have vowed to forget.
In addition,over 9,500 U.S. grocery stores and numerous restaurants have vowed not to sell the GE fish.
We have vowed to say the truth.
And the Iranians have vowed retaliation.
They have vowed to continue their protests.
My friends on Facebook, however, have vowed to track him down.
Well I have vowed to change that.
The state is currently deporting South Sudanese and Yishai andother government officials have vowed to rid the country of Africans.
I have vowed to never give up this time.
Both Apple and Foxconn have vowed to improve the labor conditions.
I have vowed to protect her with my whole life.
Both Congress and President Obama have vowed to reform the NSA's controversial practices.
And I have vowed to keep blogging at least until that happy day arrives.
Britain, France, Australia and Mexico have vowed investigations for possible tax evasion.
But I have vowed never to return to such a place of despair.
But the United Kingdom, France, Australia and Mexico have vowed investigations for possible tax evasion.
Now we have vowed not to lose track of each other again.
By implementing organic cannabis breeding techniques,Delta 9 Labs have vowed to produce the finest range of cannabis seeds possible, and guess what?
IS have vowed to continue targeting the Egyptian state and westerners who visit Egypt.
Conservationists have vowed to fight the opening of the reserve in court.
UK officials have vowed time and time again to protect the rights of immigrants living in the UK.
Both US and UK regulators have vowed to hold individuals accountable for financial crime.
The students have vowed together to accept their"transformed" friend, but what comes to school is the kappa-Himeno wearing a school uniform.
Brexit supporters have vowed to vote down the deal and threatened to bring May down.
Misratah militias have vowed that the people of Tawargha will never be able to return.
Since then, eurozone leaders have vowed to crack down on financial sanctuaries and improve transparency.
Agricultural and forestry officials have vowed to promote tree-planting and improve the quality of the forests in the five years from 2016.