Примеры использования To come to terms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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advising him to come to terms with the Scots as the only means of effecting a restoration; but after the alliance
is faced with the dilemmas of a diaspora society trying to come to terms with integration and inclusion,
forcing the Abdalwadids to come to terms.
unable to come to terms with sanity- Kurt should be proud of.
wanting Japan to come to terms with its history and offer a sincere apology.
in which Moscow seems to come to terms with the idea of the loss of the Baltic States,
protests in the hope of either forcing the regime to come to terms with the opposition or face collapse.
We continue to struggle hard to come to terms with the appalling attack in Baghdad which led not only to Sergio's death,
Rhode Island and tried to come to terms with the role their predecessors played in slavery, and the history
for victims to obtain reparation and, in the long term, for peoples and communities to come to terms with their past and move forward in peace.
I would like to express the hope that the international community would urge the Greek Cypriot administration to come to terms with the reality that there are two States in Cyprus
I'm glad we were able to come to terms.
Carmike was the first to come to terms with Disney.
It takes most working physicists many years to come to terms with quantum jumps.
expect the parties to come to terms.
What differences between Armenia and Diaspora do not allow us to come to terms on critical issues?
Do they? That's something my family has had to come to terms with since the very beginning.
We all have to come to terms with that fact.
He forced me to come to terms with it.