Приклади вживання There could be no Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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There could be no“instant democracy in Iraq” because“people are still recovering from Saddam Hussein's brutal rule,” Bush told reporters.
whose object was to prove that there could be no such thing as change.
without the belief in the inner harmony of our world, there could be no science.
There could be no other armed force in Kosovo except KFOR as long as the UN Security Council 1244 resolution(that ended the war) was in place,” Vulin said.
There could be no slightest way of normalizing
There could be no other armed force in Kosovo except KFOR as long as the UN Security Council 1244 resolution[that ended the war] was in place," Vulin said.
There could be no slightest way of normalizing
There could be no more“useful idiot,” to use Lenin's term of art,
For this car inspired by the sea to seduce the roads there could be no better backdrop to celebrate its anniversary than the Faraglioni stacks
There could be no doubt that it had a VERY turn-up nose,
Yet such an opportunity was not afforded to the applicant in the present case, although there could be no doubt that he desired to challenge and question the anonymous persons involved.
Citation needed According to the memoirs* of Andrey Gromyko, a statement was made by the Soviet delegation that if peace was NATO's only objective, there could be no objection for the Soviet Union to join NATO.
There could be no better location for this amazing retrospective than the Technik Museum at Sinsheim: sited not far from Mannheim
There could be no better stage for this new interpretation of the global icon that has been at home here since the Swinging Sixties when London led the world's fashion
There could be no better stage for this new interpretation of the global icon that has been at home here since the Sixties when the swinging London led the fashion world
We see, then, that there could be no objection to the circumcision of Timothy--that it would neither help nor hinder him spiritually--if done with the clear understanding that it was only a figure, and not the real circumcision which constituted Timothy a member of the Body of Christ, the Church.
power- the spirit of the Father), there could be no criticism made of the use of the masculine pronouns in respect to the holy Spirit;
There could be no more instructive differentiation between- on the one hand- Marx's conception of the‘dictatorship of the proletariat' as the rule(‘dictatorship')