Examples of using Any notion in English and their translations into Slovak
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Any notion where they might have gone?
The Internet, in contrast,no longer requires there to be any notion of the group. Its concern is wholly with the individual.
Any notion that boxing is just for boys couldn't be more wrong.
Don't you know that murder carries with it a moral imperative that transcends any notion of inherent universal free will?
Do you have any notion how that makes the CBI look?
They only see the final result, which will be the man that is successful,without having any notion about what this man went through.
Have you any notion how many are written by men?
Don't you agree that the concept of beauty goes beyond age, color,structure and rather any notion that is constructed around“beauty ideals” by the society?
Do you have any notion of how ridiculous you have become?
This is a barbed jab by Pilate into the ribs of the Lord Jesus Christ,meant to deflate Him and denigrate any notion that Jesus could claim to know and speak the truth.
The man exceeds any notion of brilliance that I have ever understood.
As a vibrant embodiment of the Bodhisattva ideal, which renounces all self-interest and seeks instead to benefit others,Samael Aun Weor rejected any notion of personality worship or the attachments of followers.
Do you have any notion just how much money Roderick Gaskin has donated to the hospital?
Once the principle of government- judicial monopoly and the power to tax-in incorrectly accepted as just, any notion of restraining government power and safeguarding individual liberty and property is illusory.
Any notion of freedom distinct from that implicit in that complete submission is forbidden and sinful.
Given the principle of government-judicial monopoly and the power to tax- any notion of restraining government power and safeguarding individual life and property is illusory.
Any notion of freedom distinct from that implicit in that complete submission is forbidden and sinful.
You get cornucopians of the right and the left, whether they take their economic theories from Adam Smith or Karl Marx,that refuse any notion of limits, or the idea of carrying capacity, as it's applied to human beings.
But Gregor did not have any notion of wishing to create problems for anyone and certainly not for his sister.
Unfortunately for contemporary apologists, not only is there no supporting evidence that the Muslims were under attack by the Khaybar,there are at least three historical references that flatly contradict any notion of self-defense on the part of Muhammad.
We do not accept any notion that a certain country in the six-party talks can be banned by any other party.
This idea of using cinema to pin the blame for problems on isolated rogue agents or bad apples,thus avoiding any notion of systemic, institutional or criminal responsibility, is right out of the CIA/DOD's playbook.”.
That text demolishes any notion that the husband's headship makes him in any way superior to the wife.
Unfortunately for today's Islamists who deny that this was an aggression, not only is there no supporting evidence that the Muslims were under attack by the Khaybar Jews, butthere are at least historical references that flatly contradict any notion of self-defense.
Any notion of freedom distinct from that implicit in the complete submission to the will of Allah is not an ideal, but a perilous trap.
There are sanctions against corrupt officials and thieves", Guaido told RT Spanish in an exclusive interview,dismissing any notion that USA sanctions and years of economic and political pressure on Caracas might have contributed to the deteriorating socio-economic situation in Venezuela.
Any notion that says otherwise requires an elaborate conspiracy theory of some sort, and even those fail because the conspirators would have been His apostles, the very disciples who were quite obviously convinced of the truth of the Gospel message.
Further, we reject any notion of prejudice on our part and will continue to try the case here as we have been appointed.
By 1969, decolonization may have destroyed any notion that non-European parts of the world, though populated, were not civilized and thus justifiably made subject to European sovereignty-- however, there was not a single person living on the moon;