Examples of using To a movement in English and their translations into Swedish
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We all belong to a movement.
can be related to a movement.
These concerns have led to a movement toward field experiments.
To a movement still struggling for legitimacy, the event was a major turning point.
This generally refers to a movement away from the centre of the body.
People also translate
they try to recruit to a movement that fights for race war.
The voice that gave birth to a movement… Turned a small crack into a great divide.
since any price movement of MoO3 automatically corresponds to a movement in the cost of raw material for the Community industry.
Musical Impressionism is the name given to a movement in European classical music that arose in the late 19th century and continued into the middle of the 20th century.
But in both cases the Specific Physical Activity at the precise moment of the accident relates to a movement, code 61(walking, etc.) or 62(entering,
Hence, the attention that has been drawn to a movement that has been emerging since the 1990s,
which leads to a movement of goods covered by statistics on external trade;
Historians and politicians usually give the name of spontaneous insurrection to a movement of the masses united by a common hostility against the old régime,
the term usually refers to a movement within the Roman Catholic Church in the nineteenth century that opposed conciliar
leading to a movement for internationally protected human rights that were universal and inalienable.
in Wittenberg, gave the signal to a movement which was destined to draw all the estates into its torrent,
And their reaction to sudden movement is to just throw a flag.
That may soon be changing due to a growing movement to bring supers back.
Due to a growing movement to bring the Supers back.