Examples of using Wield in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
Those who wield power say.
Its use is complicated when it is necessary to hold the material at the same time and wield the mill with the other hand.
Or you can wield it as you have.
The Supreme Court- in which three of the nine judges are women- is an example of a system in which top judges wield considerable power.
They usually wield the greatest political power.
But I am not worthy,I cannot wield the dagger.
One, those who wield a gun… and want to rule the world.
A lot of men think that women wield power over them.
He can wield the hammer, he can keep the Mind Stone.
You have someone who can wield a good garrote, do you not?
ANCs traditionally wield a great deal of influence and the city government routinely takes their suggestions into careful consideration.
And then there are those… who wield a gun against such people.
As a women's liberal arts college, we should promote the advancement of women and transgender peoples broadly andnot simply emulate and celebrate those individuals who participate in US state power and wield its violence.”.
Imagine the power we would wield if we reunited the fragments.
A second approach might involve a more direct form of user-ownership, in which the company as a whole remains unified butindividual Facebook users, together, wield significant ownership and governance powers.
Aquarians are decision makers; they wield a very strong and effective deciding power.
Whereas previous generations of geeks tended to operate in research departments, laboratories and support functions,now they increasingly occupy senior corporate positions, and wield considerable commercial and political influence.
Together the outlets wield significant power, but it remains to be seen if their demands will be met.
Women seldom head party committees and essentially wield very little influence," Trivan says.
Some critics suggest Iowa andNew Hampshire wield too much influence in the presidential nominating process, and that other states should have the chance to hold their caucuses or primaries first.
You might be wondering: Don't totalitarian dictators andbullies successfully wield power for long periods of time and do a lot of damage?
Typically, the term means that the state has been rendered ineffective and is not able to enforce its laws uniformly because of(variously) high crime rates, extreme political corruption, an impenetrable and ineffective bureaucracy, judicial ineffectiveness, military interference in politics, andcultural situations in which traditional leaders wield more power than the state over a certain area.
The Serbian Orthodox Church and Artemije wield great influence among Kosovo Serbs.
This is a conclusion that we should have all kinds of reasons for avoiding, the most important of which is that when you say,"somebody who is doing bad things," you probably mean things like plotting a terrorist attack or engaging in violent criminality,a much narrower conception of what people who wield power mean when they say,"doing bad things.".
Collect weapons scattered,arm yourself to the teeth, wield your wisdom and tactics, loot gear from the unlucky.
A second approach might involve a more direct form of user-ownership,in which… individual Facebook users, together, wield significant ownership and governance powers.
Every day, thousands of times a day,prosecutors around the United States wield power so great that it can bring about catastrophe as quickly as it can bring about opportunity, intervention, support and yes, even love.
And as a result of this illiteracy, those few who do understand how power operates in civic life, those who understand how a bill becomes a law, yes, but also how a friendship becomes a subsidy, or how a bias becomes a policy, or how a slogan becomes a movement,the people who understand those things wield disproportionate influence, and they're perfectly happy to fill the vacuum created by the ignorance of the great majority.
We will restore science to its rightful place, and wield technology's wonders to raise healthcare's quality and lower its cost.
If Mrs. Grant gets elected to the Senate,she would enjoy improper privilege and wield undue influence on her husband, the President of the United States.