Examples of using Devolves in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Devolves power and encourages entrepreneurship.
Pursuant to Section 7:1 of the Civil Code, the estate of a person devolves upon an heir in its entirety after the testator's death.
The group dynamic devolves from accusations to violence, as Rick must confront an enemy far more dangerous than….
Even when someone does call for empathy and understanding for the other side,the conversation nearly always devolves into a debate about who deserves more empathy.
While order often devolves to chaos, sometimes the reverse is true.
Even when someone does call for empathy and understanding for one side or the other,the conversation usually devolves into a debate about who deserves more empathy.
If reasonable debate devolves into my truth vs. yours, the winner is the one yelling loudest- or holding the gun.
Mr President, I think many of us should welcome any initiative that takes power away from the European Union andother political governments and devolves power closer to the citizen.
The group dynamic devolves from accusations to violence, as Rick must confront an enemy that is far more dangerous than the walkers themselves.
(6) Parents or legal tutors have the right to ensure, in accordance with their own convictions,the education of the minor children whose responsibility devolves on them.
In view of the responsibility that devolves upon parents, it should be carefully considered whether it is best to bring children into the family.
We have all seen or been that tragic couple fighting over where to get lunch at the airport so badly that one of them devolves into tears and puts her shades on hiw and lies across three seats in the terminal.
An inheritance devolves to the heir on the basis of a declaration of acceptance, while a legacy devolves automatically, provided that it is not waived.
A bankster-dominated speculative economy that is government-backed by the collateral of the people's savings andwealth quickly devolves from a production-based economy to a financial gambler's speculative economy.
It devolves then on other persons, other families, and, in a subsidiary way, society to provide for their needs:"Religion that is pure and undefiled before God and the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction and to keep oneself unstained from the world.
I believe that despite the enormous odds which exist, unflinching, unswerving, fierce intellectual determination, as citizens, to define the real truth of our lives andour societies is a crucial obligation which devolves upon us all.- It is in fact mandatory.
This explains why the mass of citizens has seen in the nation the only frame for the community's recognition and integration andwhy this civic dimension of nationality is eroded(or devolves into a‘populism' founded on the exclusion of foreigners) when the state begins to function, in fact, not as the container of social citizenship but rather as the impotent spectator of its own degradation or the zealous instrument of its deconstruction.
In the case of the succession of immovable property, where property rights are already registered in the Register of Immovable Property,the only document that the successor must submit to the Register is the certificate of succession received from the notary(or the certificate of ownership in the event of the death of one spouse where the entire property devolves to the surviving spouse).
Wherein they were weak, even to the point of failure, the Israel of God today, the representatives of heaven that make up thetrue church of Christ, must be strong; for upon them devolves the task of finishing the work that has been committed to man, and of ushering in the day of final awards.
No, and devolved parliaments or assemblies should receive less power.
That often means devolving more decision making to country levels.
By devolving all responsibility on the individual, secularism tends to absolve nations and religions from responsibility.
As well as civil servants in the central, devolved and decentralized administration;
Employees under labor contract(contract)in the central, devolved and local administration;
According to new research,the island's population may not have devolved into barbarism.
All geographic Directorates carry out a monitoring of their delegations' management of devolved operations, using a varying combination of checks, inspections and audits.
The Members of the Commission shall carry out the duties devolved upon them by the President under his authority.
The devolved governments in Scotland and Wales are worried that the withdrawal bill will sap their powers.
But in reality,experts say, the devolved administrations have almost no legal power to stop Britain leaving the EU.
The latter three have devolved administrations, each with varying powers, based in their capital cities, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast, respectively.