Приклади вживання Considers them Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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If one considers them as a source of government revenue,
Russia could have automatically registered them as Russian nationals and now considers them Russian citizens.
Several in attendance later expressed their profound gratitude that Jesus considers them among“his domestics.”.
The TV channel“1+1” considers them obstruction of journalist activities,
the Ukrainian people, and considers them"fraternal, if not part of the Russian people.".
Canada considers them internal waters while the United States considers them international waters.
Only after the Producer receives ACK for sent log lines it considers them reliably persisted and moves on with sending other log lines.
This is why Moscow agreed to Salafist groups like Ahrar al-Sham being present, even though it considers them to be terrorists.
The links are basically a link between entities even before Google(or Google) considers them as such.
At this stage, the child is almost entirely dependent on parents, considers them the most important
Tehran considers them to be illegal, and therefore it reasonably believes that they,
oxygen free of charge, and therefore, he considers them and/or people talking about them to be a threat to his business.
the stronger sex still considers them too harsh,
held on September 8, 2019 on the occupied Azerbaijani territory Nagorno-Karabakh, and considers them illegitimate.
Budapest is now what we call those who live in the Transcarpathian region of Ukrainian citizens of Hungarian origin, and considers them to Budapest by the Hungarians who live in Transcarpathia.
hope that the Presidential Administration considers them as soon as possible and introduces them in the Rada.
whitewash crimes committed by the Soviet totalitarian regime and considers them a dangerous component of the information war waged against democratic Europe that aims to divide Europe,
then Christian church that equates chess gambling dice and considers them"demonic obsession," chess is gradually becoming one of the popular games are not only among the feudal nobility, but also the people. In the 14-15 centuries.
Some editors consider them synonymous and others differentiate between them. .
Many consider them synonymous, although there is still a cardinal opinion.