Examples of using Disrepute in English and their translations into Serbian
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Should we fall into disrepute?
However, because of the disrepute that educational writings fell into, largely due to the low esteem awarded Barbauld, Trimmer, and others by contemporary male Romantic writers, Barbauld's Lessons has rarely been studied by scholars.
Somehow, they fell into disrepute.
What brings the Emperorship into disrepute undermines the foundations of the state.
Brings our country to disrepute.
After several years during which he was in disrepute because of his part in the 1848 Revolution, he finished his studies in 1850 and entered the atelier of his uncle, Friedrich August von Stache,[1] where he worked at the votive altar for the chapel of St. Barbara in St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna and co-operated in the restoration and construction of many castles, chiefly in Bohemia.
They have brought the game into disrepute.
Is out in the world bringing disrepute to his name.
The performance and/or lyrics of a song"must not bring the Contest into disrepute".
Believes in the awareness of personal dignity and will let people“cling” on interpersonal relationships, but everything has its limits,for Aquarius- your stupidity and disrepute are inversely proportional to your self-awareness, that is, your morality.
In our age of passionate longing for government omnipotence the formula laissez faire is in disrepute.
Automatic promotion and relegation for two clubs was introduced in 1898 when the previous system of test matches between the bottom two clubs of the First Division andthe top two clubs of the Second Division was brought into disrepute when Stoke and Burnley colluded in the final match to ensure they were both in the First Division the next season.
According to Sullivan,"[Karadzic's arrest] is essential for the rule of law in Bosnia and Herzegovina, andit's also crucial as a means of freeing Republica Srpska from international isolation and disrepute.".
Automatic promotion and relegation for two clubs was introduced after the League expanded to two divisions of eighteen in 1898; this came into effect when the previous system of test match between the bottom two clubs of the First Division andthe top two clubs of the Second Division was brought in to disrepute when Stoke and Burnley colluded in the final match to ensure they were both in the First Division the next season.
Twice he was voted the least liked driver anddespairing members of the Formula One establishment accused him of bringing the sport into disrepute.
Pastor Russell is bringing us all into disrepute.".
Because the word"secretary" has fallen into disrepute.
I will not have this department brought into disrepute.
I'd be arrested for bringing human form into disrepute!
By the early 1900s the establishment had fallen into disrepute.
I'm so sorry, sirs,to see you bringing magic into such disrepute.
This time it went to the British Empire belonging Empire India in 1912 started to export cannabis to the Near East, andSouth Africa after the Opium following the first Opium Conference had fallen into disrepute, and hence exports thus dropped.