Examples of using Propounded in English and their translations into Slovak
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Malthus propounded a law of….
The ecology and environment which has been propounded.
First propounded by Confucius five centuries before Christ.
There was certainly no solution propounded in his speech.
According to the first view, propounded by Messrs Watson, Brice and Lewis, Open Rights Group and Privacy International, the safeguards described by the Court in paragraphs 60 to 68 of Digital Rights Ireland are mandatory.
Consider, moreover, the manifold divergencies that have resulted from the theories propounded by these men.
In the first book of his Meteorology, Aristotle propounded the view of comets that would hold sway in Western thought for nearly two thousand years.
And yet nothing is more convincing to the trained investigator than the mechanistic theory of lifewhich had been, in a measure, understood and propounded by Descartes 300 years ago.
In his book Meteorology(or Meteorologica), Aristotle propounded a view of comets that would hold sway in Western thought for nearly two thousand years.
Lasswell studied at the University of Chicago in the 1920s, andwas highly influenced by the pragmatism taught there, especially as propounded by John Dewey and George Herbert Mead.
According to the second view, propounded by the German, Estonian, Irish, French and United Kingdom Governments, the safeguards described by the Court in paragraphs 60 to 68 of Digital Rights Ireland are merely illustrative.
Though this historical account was badly flawed, jurists such as Sir Edward Coke used Magna Carta extensively in the early 1600s,arguing against the divine right of kings propounded by the monarchs.
The libertarian theorist Lysander Spooner,writing over four hundred years after La Boétie, propounded the similar view that the supporters of government consisted largely of"dupes" and"knaves".
She saw how the holy Church propounded fourteen special articles of Catholic belief from the very beginning, and how She afterwards, in diverse times, defined many truths and dogmas, which are contained in them and in the holy Scriptures as in roots ready to be cultivated and to bring forth fruit.
If anyone says that it is possible that at some time, given the advancement of knowledge,a sense may be assigned to the dogmas propounded by the Church which is different from that which the Church has understood and understands: let him be anathema.".
Let's face it, terrorism and violence in Islam is NOT a result of economic and political injustices from which the nations of those regions suffer-as is propounded and perpetuated by well-meaning Westerners,"moderate" Muslim political advisors, and possibly, some think-tank experts!
Son of man, propound a riddle and speak a parable to the house of Israel,!
Actually, what the theory of evolution propounds simply does not exist;
Many Christian groups today propound that one day soon and it seems like th….
And, most parents have no idea how totake care infants' teeth further propounding the problem.
Let mortals give testimony, whether they are ignorant of these truths,since the holy Church propounds them and calls them to their minds every day.
In reality, although no religion is immune to the risk of deviations of a fundamentalist or extremist nature in individuals or groups(cf. Address to the United States Congress, 24 September 2015),it is necessary to look to the positive values that religions live and propound, and that are sources of hope.
My new understanding of the nature of life not only corroborated my stem cell research but also, I realized, contradicted another belief of mainstreamscience that I had been propounding to my students--the belief that allopathic medicine is the only kind of medicine that merits consideration in medical school.