Приклади вживання That having Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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If you look at Ukrainian laws, it does not say anywhere that having a passport of another country is a crime
fools out there realise that having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing,
it would see that having more health points might be helpful for the things to come.
Clark soon discovers that having super abilities means making very difficult decisions.
Sometimes it happens that having a mortgage or other credit commitment,
They showed that having the desire and political will,
What we do know is that having a too thin or thick of an endometrium(whatever that means)
Perhaps someone will say that having the ability to use ready-made templates to design a site with a clean slate rather silly.
We believe that having a good overall understanding of coaching theory,
Among the owners of the land are of the opinion that having properly and efficiently prepared by specialists of the topographic plan,
I think that having a happy and productive life in Wayward Pines is the most important contribution I can make to the preservation of our species, sir.
I think that having a happy and productive life… in Wayward Pines is the most important contribution I can make to the preservation… sir.
Nature is such an efficient system that having a large, redundant amount of grey matter taking up space in our craniums would have been sufficiently secateured eons ago.
As an owner I learned that having the right cars was critical to my success.
We are not suggesting that dandruff complications do not occur or that having dandruff is not exceedingly embarrassing for a number of people.
The only difference is that having a balance of 10 thousand dollars,
Everyone knows that having a disease like chickenpox is best in childhood,
The good news is that having gingivitis, the earliest stage of gum disease,
The corollary for today's managers is that having more information technology will not necessarily improve the state of information.
This suggests that having operatives on the ground might have been a common element of Russian election meddling efforts.