Esimerkkejä To contradict käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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You're not going to contradict.
To contradict this is heresy!
She was about to contradict Brett's alibi.
The development of GMOs does not in principle appear to contradict these aims.
We're asking him to contradict the wishes of his own wife.
Jack insisted to buy cheapest possible meat andI was too weak to contradict him.
But who am I to contradict Lenin?
Said to contradict those verses that proclaim the doctrine o f.
And I was too meek to contradict him.
I don't wish to contradict, but may I re-examine a most impressive one?
And this point of view,which is not too much to contradict the position of Aquarius.
This appears to contradict the Commission's objectives.
Mr President, Commissioner,once again I wish to contradict the previous speaker.
And don't hesitate to contradict me if I make it one shade blacker than it is.
The European Council' s lucid explanation in Stockholm seems to contradict this negative interpretation.
This seems to contradict recent opinions expressed by several experienced IMer's.
It is inappropriate to contradict the captain.
This seems to contradict recent opinions expressed by several experienced IMer's.
But again, Mila Tsitsi's experience seems to contradict the Chinese representative.
I wouldn't wish to contradict them on television unless we had strong evidence to the contrary.
When compared with these principles, the feed-in-tariff/buy-back system seems to contradict several of them.
It wasn't my intention to contradict what you would said.
For I will give you a mouth andwisdom which all your adversaries will not be able to withstand or to contradict.
I don't wish to contradict Captain Archer… but learning from one's mistakes is hardly exclusive to humans.
In a controversial move for the prosecution, Dr. Baden's testimony is actually expected to contradict that of the medical examiner.
The latter is used to contradict negative statements or respond to negative questions, at least in Modern France itself.
In a controversial move for the prosecution, Simpson trial. that of the medical examiner. Dr. Baden's testimony is actually expected to contradict.
I know you said it wasn't a problem getting me here… and I hate to contradict a superior officer… but I suspect my status as a telepath did come up.
The Commission proposal is not consistent with this; quite the contrary,in fact- it even appears to contradict this gas directive.