Examples of using Ploys in English and their translations into German
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I call your ploys tedious.
In flash game points, usually no graphical ploys.
Yellow-beaked yuntsy, using various ploys, it is easy to get to hook experienced recruiters.
I could not imagine how my baby withstood their ploys.
In addition, the app provides a glossary, advice, ploys as well as a podcast that deliver detailed information about the incurable skin disease.
Data, chess isn't just a game of ploys and gambits.
It was not the ploys of the Iranians that provoked astonishment at the most recent negotiations in Geneva and Vienna, but rather the attitude of the United States.
Precisely why I cannot accept it as anything... but another one of Counsellor Uri's ploys.
If entrepreneurs are not familiar with these complicated Asian ploys and strategies, they should refrain from developing their own competition strategy without professional support.
Expect and warn about trending attacks and educate both management andusers on new formats and ploys.
Remember that there are always new tricks and ploys, so stay vigilant and use your common sense- if something seems dodgy, get out of the situation.
Lycar works in alignment with Robert Grunenberg's evaluation of contemporary practices in abstraction as“a balancing act of being thoroughly contemporary while not losing sight of the larger whole[…] resisting familiar visual order, developing new systems, but also adopting established ideas, rethinking them or turning the logics,artifices, and ploys associated with them against them.”1.
It has been observed that among their maneuvering ploys is they approach the governing parties with the policy of live-and- let-live but as time progresses infiltrate and change policies to their favor.
Such ploys do not contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of those authorities, and to ignore the settled will of this Parliament is certain to jeopardise the prospects of the new settlement being brought into force.
Sixteen of the thirty-eight have long been aligned with this party, whose ploys in the late 1970s led to the Soviet invasion of 1979-89 which cost two-and-a-half million Afghan lives.
Greg tries numerous ploys to increase his popularity, including running for class treasurer, lifting weights to be better at wrestling, taking up a job as Safety Patrol, and pretending to have an infection in his hand.
It's mixed with classical, but yes it's folk, most certainly:Grzesik sang of her Polish Grandmother's numerous ploys to discourage her family from moving away from home; ranged through intimate tales, both emotional& mature, tossed in jaunty escapades; and sang in English and Polish.
Americans have tried all ploys against the Iranian nation but to no avail, the Leader said, adding that the US attack on another country would impose a heavy and intolerable financial burden on the Americans.
For example, one person said he suddenly began to see through the ploys of ego, and unmask delusion for what it was-masquerading behind the everyday moods and humdrum frustration which were screening him from the Dharma and robbing him of the chance to change.
It's not a ploy, it's a big decision.
This was McGregor's ploy, to take the money and blame another.
His ploy almost succeeded.
Tom's ploy almost suceeded.
How can saluting his rival's son be a ploy?
Her ploy almost succeeded.
The negotiation was a ploy.
It's not a bribe. Or a ploy.
Making love to me was just a ploy, wasn't it?
Sitting Bull uses an old Injun ploy.
It's a ploy.