Examples of using Human action in English and their translations into Czech
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That's not human action.
Human action… resounds in the heavens.
It's just human action.
A human action, once taken, can never be changed.
Unfortunately, physical evidence is limited by human action.
Mary, no human action is ever truly random.
Not of action in general, but of human action or conduct.
Mary, no human action is ever truly random.
It has been the strongest motivation for human actions… throughout centuries.
The first human action that I experienced was rejection.
In my view,nature needs to be protected, but through human action.
He wrote"All human actions are manifestations against death.
Boris is the czar, but he is expressing a problem we all have:the consequences of human actions.
The brain controls every human action, voluntary or involuntary.
A human action, once taken, can never be changed, but a human heart, that can always be changed.
They had the power to analyse the true consequences of human actions- what Forrester called feedback loops.
It is a fact that the earth is warming up andit is also a fact that the warming is to some extent caused by human actions.
But a human heart, that can always be changed. A human action, once taken, can never be changed.
Virtually all of Earth's ecosystems and their services have been dramatically transformed through human action.
Sacrifice is the hardest of all human actions, but anyone who puts on a uniform to help others knows it's also the most important.
Values that we believe in ourselves and that are a foundation of further moral,emotional and human actions.
Knows it's also the most important. Sacrifice is the hardest of all human actions, but anyone who puts on a uniform to help others.
But anyone who puts on a uniform to help others knows it's also the most important. Sacrifice is the hardest of all human actions.
The line between foolishness and crime in human action is often a grey one, and it seems to me that the EU is today giving us another example of that.
I think that the severity of natural disasters is also down to the human actions at the root of climate change.
The aim of the article is to interpret Heidegger's theory of understanding as a specific contribution to the investigation of human action.
You know, people don't like to think that their lives can be tracked so accurately,but, uh, human action isn't very different than any other data, is it?
It also discovers many principles of fighting for power as well as certain ruthlessness andcovered troubles of every human action.
Regardless of the debate on the causes of climate change,and on verifying whether human action has caused and can reverse it, it is now clear that this issue has very serious implications in extremely diverse areas of human life, and that it is threatening to cause imbalances at global level.
Knows it's also the most important. to help others Sacrifice is the hardest of all human actions, but anyone who puts on a uniform.