Examples of using To reflection in English and their translations into Polish
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The crisis forced many countries to reflection.
Welcome to Reflections of the Soul at the New Modern NYC.
At the new modern… Welcome… to reflections of the soul.
Can lead to reflection. But sometimes a watershed moment.
At the New Modern NYC.: Welcome to Reflections of the Soul.
Submitting to reflection two simple internet games Raid Gaza!
But sometimes a watershed moment can lead to reflection.
Our work forces us to reflection, it is an initiative of epochal and historical character!
Beauty and the harshness of mountain landscape invites us to reflection.
We subordinate our faith to reflection, we are asking questions about it, we want to understand it.
I hope you will take my questions not as provocation but as an aid to reflection.
the more prone to reflection, matures to start living a normal life.
Therefore, this is a call to reflections and conclusions that all people share the responsibility to defend God's laws
PL Mr President, the death penalty has always given rise to reflection and to many questions.
For Jung, assuming an ethical attitude(requiring the reference to reflection as a manifestation of personal freedom)
the ease with which you pass from music and dance to reflection and prayer.
This problem was, for a long time, central to reflection and study of games and remains one of the key dilemmas in the discipline.
force to reflection and leave nobody unaffected.
It will support activities that invite to reflection on common values in the broadest sense, taking into account diversity.
cultural intensity- an appeal, beyond the social rituals of the Millennium, to reflection and meditation.
As in every November the liturgy of the Church prompts us to reflection and reminiscences about those who passed away to eternity.
each year I have continued this noble tradition by dedicating the first day of the civil year to reflection and to prayer for peace in the world.
I hope," he says,"that taking part in the seminar will lead to reflections on how to speak about the Holocaust to the people I come into contact with as a priest.
that the Holocaust has not become for them a traumatic shock leading to reflection, shaping their attitudes and actions.
Excerpts from the EESC December 2005 opinion on the Commission's contribution to Reflection and Beyond: Plan D for Democracy,
This topic was a kind of provocation to reflection and discussion about timeless canons
intend to contribute to reflection and practice on Edu-communication in school.
that this death will lead to reflection among those who, out of good faith
is called to play a role of primary importance with regard to reflection and programs of action which the Church needs
I myself have decided to dedicate the forthcoming Wednesday catecheses to reflection upon the Psalms, beginning with the Psalms of Morning Prayer with which the public prayer of the Church invites us to consecrate