Примери за използване на Daily struggle на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Media daily struggle for the attention of viewers
For millions of Europeans, life remains a daily struggle, which is why all governments must do more to tackle inequality,
For them, existence is a daily struggle with problems, overcoming illusory barriers that are often created only because of their mental negativity.
and it meant that the daily struggle for survival left very little room for compassion.
getting enough protein is a daily struggle.
Because Lyme is a daily struggle, for the better part of two years,
so far overshadowed by the daily struggle for survival.
GV: How can the media better convey that daily struggle on the ground and help convey more empathy with victims of the conflict?
But he still wanted to document the daily struggle of civilians left behind in one of the world's most dangerous cities.
Nobody seems to see that her home life is a daily struggle for survival.
The reality of the daily struggle for their legitimate rights
Choose now to begin new adventures based on more than a daily struggle to survive.
It is not true that socialism will arise automatically from the daily struggle of the working class.
That's why St Paul speaks of Christian life as a struggle: a daily struggle.
resolutely acknowledges the daily struggle for freedom of all Chinese human rights defenders,” Mr Pöttering said.
But deep down she knew that there must be something more to life than just her daily struggle.
said the award of the Sakharov Prize to Hu acknowledged the“daily struggle for freedom of all Chinese human rights defenders”.
The revolutionary syndicalists lead the struggle for the improvement of labor conditions so that“the daily struggle prepares, organizes,
As a food bank volunteer I experienced first-hand the rising need for food and the daily struggle various institutions went through to secure rations for the needy.
And they face a daily struggle with social stigma,