Приклади вживання Was subject Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It was the University of Salamanca, the first to openly introduce into the educational process Heliocentric system of Copernicus, which was subject to the Inquisition at that time.
what part of the body was subject to correction.
If the soul of man all his life on earth was subject to passions, if a person lived,
Broom was subject of the BBC Four documentary Britain in Focus: A Photographic History episode 2.
which from 1686 was subject to the Moscow patriarchy.
Iconography, as an integral part of Christian life, was subject to great controversy in the seventh
the planet was subject to the influence of dust clouds
the applicant's continued detention on remand was subject to regular judicial control carried out at maximum intervals of four weeks.
all his property was subject to confiscation, including his share of the flat.
a favorable outcome of treatment will directly depend on the area of the liver that was subject to fatty degeneration.
the footballer was subject to a series of barbs aimed by Brit wrestler Wade Barret.
smelting company that was subject to privatization.
Graham Island was subject to a four-way dispute over its sovereignty,
Two or more times in three years, was subject to administrative liability in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation for administrative offenses in the territory of the Russian Federation;
As a composer, Koffler was subject to an internal compulsion to react immediately to external artistic
However, up to the present time, Iran was subject to sanctions that severely limited import of the wide range of our products.
It was established that the treaty itself was subject to subsequent ratification by the State before it became binding.
Previously, the import of electric vehicles was subject to a 16.8% VAT,
anyone insufficiently communist, was subject to humiliation and violence.
It must start with yourself, to get access to only one person was subject to energy.