Examples of using Set in motion in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This chain of events was set in motion a long time ago.
If only a Koran whereby the mountains were set in motion.
Something's been set in motion, and only you can stop it.
Such factors are the effects of causes that we ourselves have set in motion.
You see, our story was set in motion before I was even born.
The word motive comes from the Latin"movere", which translates as push, set in motion.
Events set in motion long ago move toward a conclusion.
Version or that, would re-edit it and set in motion the complex processes.
However, I will say it once again: if any new findings come to light,the process will be set in motion.
It is the African's hand and brain which will set in motion the dialectic of the continent's liberation.
As you work with the tools in this book, as you undertake the weekly tasks,many changes will be set in motion.
His assassination set in motion the Rwandan Genocide, one of the bloodiest events in the late 20th century.
And long after he left serious research behind, the research plan he set in motion is finally paying off.
The things you set in motion during your 20s and 30s may not still be important to you now.
But how can a process of universal destruction, once set in motion, be reversed by the prayers of a recluse?
The whole play is set in motion when the Ghost of King Hamlet tells the prince that it is Claudius who has killed him.
If we commit to evacuation, people will die and we set in motion something we cannot control.
The term“hormone” was introduced back in 1902 by English physiologists and was derived from the Greek word,which means“impel, set in motion”.
Europe's deep decarbonisation ambitions have set in motion a complete transformation of the way we generate and consume electricity.
And the phenomenal or visible universe is the ultimate result of the longchain of cosmical forces thus progressively set in motion.
For Berlin, the Romantics set in motion a vast, unparalleled revolution in humanity's view of itself.
It is the power by which our Heavenly Father andHis Beloved Son created this earth and set in motion the great plan of happiness for our sakes.
We know that the Commission has set in motion a special mechanism for civil aid, a monitoring and information centre to coordinate the aid given to Ukraine by EU countries.
The repercussion for subcontracting SMEs of industrial change set in motion by big companies cannot be ignored.
The team investigates when the teenage son of a Secret Service agent disappears anddiscovers a long festering secret that set in motion a deadly chain of events.
God placed the world under a curse because of sin but immediately set in motion a plan to restore humanity and all creation to its original glory.
They look at this action and reaction of causes and effects which we set in motion, and they regulate this according to our needs as evolving souls.
We rightly wonder if weare capable of guiding the processes we ourselves have set in motion, whether they might be escaping our grasp, and whether we are doing enough to keep them in check.