Примери за използване на Characterises на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Our traditions and our regional identity are what characterises our wine, and that should also guide us in the deliberations we are now having on the wine market regulations.
A separated country that has been peacefully reunited is what characterises the unique case of Germany.
particularly well integrated into the centreconsole, underlines the high level of perceived quality that characterises the whole 508 range.
This type of indicator characterises the market's intensity on a certain price by examining the FX market positions taken by different market participants.
The text speaks of an anthropological disorientation that characterises the cultural climate of our time,
Coming into a muy mucho shop means being taken over by the pleasant, relaxing atmosphere that characterises us.
refugees' crisis brings to the surface the systematic violence which characterises the present of this Europe.
What characterises this substance is the length of the cycle which is typically longer
After all, given the connectedness that characterises today's globalised financial
Children born of more or less promiscuous intercourse which characterises festivals of this kind would naturally be fathered on the god to whom the particular festival was dedicated.
linked to endothelial dysfunction, the process that characterises atherosclerotic heart disease.
technical innovation that characterises Apple's products".
which is another challenge which characterises the EU.
mutual recrimination that characterises US politics today.
The Reciprocal Maieutic Approach and grassroots participatory planning methods developed by Danilo Dolci characterises CE.S.I. E's work.
the promotion of multilateral negotiations which characterises the policy of the new Obama administration,
all without the resentment and apprehension that characterises traditional direct sales.
The authors urged us to renew the exchange of respect between social classes that characterises a society that values the contributions of all.
technical innovation that characterises Apple's products, Cult Of Mac reports.
It characterises our faces, the natural world