Examples of using Ascribes in English and their translations into German
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Which ascribes the victory over their enemies to the house of Joseph.
It is also an acknowledgment of the importance that the EU ascribes to Pakistan as a partner country.
He invents a"theory" of his own, ascribes it to his opponent, and then bombards the fruit of his own imagination!
In later times it became coterminous with many other large cities,and herodotus ascribes to it a circuit of 55 miles.
Madam President, the draft resolution ascribes to the agreement the purpose of boosting this plutonium economy.
He himself lived somewhere between 4 th and 5 th centuries BC. E.,Although legend ascribes his life for several centuries.
Often the spirit ascribes his action to a good motive whereas the power of the spirit is impelled in the opposite direction.
White racism in its classic sense, denoting racial“prejudice” against blacks, ascribes negative group characteristics to black people.
The dualist, as is well known, ascribes equal importance to the ideal and material sides as two opposite principles.
EL Madam President, one of the most importantattributes of the European Union is the importance that it ascribes to social policy and fundamental rights.
Barthes goes much further than this, and ascribes a number of phenomenological considerations within the sphere of meaning that is"punctum.
Another version historical according to Ptolemy, the Greek geographer second century era,the town-Ambino Ambinon was Castrojeriz and ascribes to the Turmogos.
It simply takes the, what one ascribes, Waiters and make a stamp next to the price on a piece of paper, lying on our table.
Impulsive Arpeggios, powerful Synths, thunderous Beat and varied Vocals(incl. Voicebox)are the four attributes who ascribes exclusivly the dancing-nation.
Epic tradition ascribes the foundation of Kosambī to a Cedi prince, while the origin of the Vatsa people is traced to a king of Kāsī, see PHAI.
In this way the physicist carries over hardness, impenetrability, onto the smallest elements of bodies,to which he still further ascribes the ability to attract and repel their own kind;
This shows the importance the Commission ascribes to considering subsidiarity and proportionality when preparing legislative proposals.
But the rejected lover or mate cannot afford to believe that his beloved has freely turned away from him---and so he ascribes sinister or magical properties to the interloper.
Another fable ascribes its discovery to a Yemeni sheikh who ate berries from a nearby plant to stave off hunger when he was exiled to Ethiopia.
This analysis, which is much valuable, reveals in its"lack of hypothesis", in very sense of the word, as astonishingly"criticless";Avineri remarks for example without any comment:" Hegel ascribes the causes for England's backwardness to the political power….
Broch ascribes to the social integration of the Promethean impulses the function of the constant social change and that of the fight of the murderous instincts.
Proof of this may be that the current coalition agreement ascribes a central role to Volkshochschulen when it comes to plugging gaps in digital education.
We ascribes the concept of faith sadness, resignation any tragic things that happen in life like Jew undergoes some thing sad We all remember the song of the holocost.
The importance which the Union ascribes to defending labour rights is not only demonstrated when it produces internal legislation, but it is also demonstrated in its foreign policy.
Therefore it ascribes the development of new and improved in vitro techniques for the research into pathophysiological connections in human tissue and the resulting diagnostic and cell-based therapeutic options to be of central importance to this process.
Natural medicine ascribes this vegetable the ability to limit inflammation to the digestive tract, to counteract hypertension, osteoporosis and even protect the stomach from stress-induced damage.
Dr. Harald Lossau ascribes great potential to niche applications which barcode solutions are technically unsuitable for.„Working with optical labeling solutions is definitely impossible in dusty and dirty environments.
And if he ascribes such a fully pure recognition to God alone, that has no great significance, since in principle Bruno recognises only one all-embracing monad into which every intelligence crosses over by stages, and so is essentially related to it.
Golder ascribes the optimism of these young people to the advantages of the dual track education system, which is comprised of university education and apprenticeships."This makes it possible for 17 or 18-year-olds to find an apprenticeship and already have a relatively comfortable job when they're just over the age of 20.
At the same time, he ascribes a hegemony of struggles against domination to feudal societies, a hegemony of struggles against exploitation to emerging bourgeois societies, and a hegemony of struggles for subjectivity to the present-"even though the struggles against forms of domination and exploitation have not disappeared. Quite the contrary". 8.