Примеры использования Alienate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Each of the participants in the common property could at any time demand the partition of property, alienate and encumber its share.
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Because if you report this, you will alienate Walden… And Roya and Nazir want you near him,
We go out on some limb here and alienate the Senate they will tread water for three years and we get nobody.
not to delay decisions as each delay will alienate you from the chance to escape.
Indeed, rather than alienate community leaders,
If I go through with the operation, I alienate my husband, and if I cancel it,
they could alienate States and ultimately put themselves out of work.
We must not contribute to strategies that intentionally fracture families or alienate communities from future encounters with Christ.
I think when you actually can alienate Protestants, Catholics
on the contrary, alienate or simply take a hostile situation.
That is to say, terrorists are cognizant that an extremely lethal WMD attack could alienate their supporters or cause a fatal counter-attack by the Government.
they did not fail to confuse and alienate many honest souls in all subsequent generations.
Advisors warned that such statements might alienate potential supporters in the South
Several delegates noted that that approach might not only alienate NGOs with no access to the technology
it could add to its territory, but not alienate territory or be split up among several heirs- as used to be the rule before,
use, alienate and dispose of her property"(Article 148)
But successful fight can be only in that case when the devoted pupil simply rejects all thoughts able to separate or alienate him from the Teacher,- all doubts, all fluctuations and all whisperings of darkness.
that even a successful war might alienate the population if it was long or difficult.