Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Make my strength a patchwork of what's weak.
Anybody precisely won't tell any more when there was such type of needlework as a patchwork.
The EU is a patchwork of different national debates.
On the contrary, the result will not be a patchwork of subsidies.
But a patchwork of bright shades must be played with an unusual designer chair. Kitchen.
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Most skilful masters in this way created a patchwork whole picture.
The world, in short, is a patchwork, humanity is a patchwork and each one of us is a patchwork.
Is it possible to replace a system based on fossil fuels with a patchwork of alternatives?
This created a patchwork of confusing time zones until the Uniform Time Act of 1966 created more-consistent rules.
If you haven't tried to create a patchwork of hair, be sure to try.
It was rather a patchwork of open fields, dotted here and there with copses giving cover for game, especially wild pigs.
Over time, the situation has evolved so that a patchwork of different practices has evolved across the EU.
Life is a patchwork, assembled of numerous unique, irregular and often controversial pieces of circumstances and choices.
As it takes root in the EU, national andlocal authorities are responding with a patchwork of different regulatory actions.
They are bogged down in the bocage, a patchwork of pastures bordered by high-packed earthen walls thick with deep-rooted vegetation.
This year among lovers of needlework came in the face to create a patchwork of Christmas balls, called"artichoke".
The U.S. wants to avoid a patchwork of unilateral taxes and opposes measures that target digital companies in particular.
Twenty-four Member States have decided to make use of Article 68, through a patchwork of 113 extremely varied measures.
The interior of the village is a patchwork of old houses made with stones from the ruins of old buildings and pebbles of the Dordogne.
The result is that the healthcare sector is gradually being transformed from a patchwork of individual services into a single entity.
A patchwork of new and old terrains- some laid down in the last 10 million years, some as old as the planet itself- blanket the ground.
It came into force on 1st June 2007 and replaces a patchwork of European Directives and Regulations with a single system.
The collaborative economy is growing rapidly and as it takes root in the EU, national andlocal authorities are responding with a patchwork of different regulatory actions.
REACH came into force on 1 June 2007 and replaced a patchwork of European Directives and Regulations with a single system.
(NaturalNews) The recent hysteria propagated by the dinosaur media regarding the latest measles outbreak is beyond illogical andsimply based on a patchwork of lies and misinformation.
It's a shallow bank about 25 miles north of Grand Bahama Island, a patchwork of sand, sea grass, and coral reef that began attracting divers about a decade ago.
Using a patchwork of available official data, they conservatively estimate that offshore wealth is, as of 2016, around three times bigger than Russia's net holdings of foreign assets.
In addition, a part of the outer fabric orthe entire outer fabric may consist of a patchwork and/ or applications and embroidery/ plots.
Social policies cannot be a patchwork of isolated actions and ideas; we need to ensure a better link between economic, labour, social and environmental initiatives.
Seven major states were battling each other for dominance in the land,which was then a patchwork of feudal villages with no central bureaucracy.