Examples of using Ascribed in English and their translations into German
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Of the autograph(15+ 4 ascribed) drawings.
This book is ascribed to a very brave Jewish woman named.
We already know that Josephus ascribed two more books to.
Nu by 30% kortingRooktopaas: At Topaz, the most healing powers ascribed.
Architecture is often ascribed a mysterious affinity with cinema.
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Nevertheless, I'm curious as to the motive you ascribed to the girl.
Because this historian ascribed two more books to Ezekiel other.
I disbelieved in that which ye before ascribed to me.
Partly this can be ascribed to the currently uncertain political situation.
The Adi Granth, while not worshipped, is ascribed divine status.
These socially ascribed gender roles can however be transformed and altered.
In India, ancient Egypt, this natural material properties ascribed to the sacred.
This characteristic is ascribed to the Volkswagen diesel parts involved in combustion.
Obligatory for those subsunces and preparations to which either R21 or R24 has been ascribed.
In Medjugorje numerous miracles are ascribed to the intercession of the most holy Mother, Our Lady.
Of great interest are the factories of salted fish and a necropolis area,which can be ascribed, almost entirely, the Punic period.
The participants ascribed a high value to artistic(leisure) acitivities for children and youth.
The therapeutic effects of chamomile are predominantly ascribed to the essential oil.
The promises, covenants and blessings ascribed to Israel in the Bible have been taken away from the Jews and given to the Church, which has superseded them.
The increase in human infections in Europe between 2008 and2010 can also be ascribed to increases in examinations of humans.
Economist Keith Jefferies has ascribed the recent scandal over the diversion of millions of pula from the National Petroleum Fund to the poor regulatory framework for public finances.
The so-called Germanlabor market miracle is often ascribed to the intensive usage of short-time work.
God does not forgive that compeers be ascribed to Him, though He may forgive aught else if He please.
We shall not be liable for any misprints or printer's errors which can be ascribed to missing clearness of printing documents.
To counter this, it is imperative that a person's ascribed ethnicity and/or religion not be employed as the sole, or decisive, criterion for a police check.
In Irish folk-lore Finn lives on as Finn Mac-Caul, a giant,to whom some wonderful feat of strength is ascribed in almost every locality of the island.
Indeed Allah doesnot forgive that partners should be ascribed to Him, but He forgives anything besides that to whomever He wishes.
They generally tend to be taken out by companies andcan mostly be ascribed to the borrower's international business activity.
Western scholars and observers of Muslim societies have alternatively ascribed to Islam, as a normative social construct, religious toleration and fanaticism.
Rapid progress in broadband take-up across Europe in thepast three years can largely be ascribed to a combination of competing infrastructures and effective telecoms regulation.