Примери за използване на Entire people на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The sovereign can entrust the government to the entire people or to the majority of them.
Please, if you destroy me,… you will destroy the last survivor of an entire people, and yourselves too.
The entire people unburdened themselves of the golden rings that were in their ears
But if we besmirch an entire people because of a few bad apples we're no better than Hitler.
For the first time in history, industrial methods for mass destruction of an entire people were employed.
This hath proved true of the entire people: that is, member for member, each individual of this community is in every respect superior to the individuals of other communities.
Atrocities were committed by individuals and those individuals must answer for their crimes-- not an entire people.
this is why no one has the right to use it indiscriminately without the consent of the entire people”.
the whole of his vast diocese felt infected with a current of holiness that spread to the entire people.
and the devotion of the entire people.
mainly to deter and subjugate an entire people.”.
It's tough telling people apart when they're from another race we whites have committed an irreparable crime against an entire people.
to unleash the potential of the entire people of this country.”.
I think that our government is… prepared to massacre an entire people, but to kill an individual requires, I think, more courage.
also a very important test for all of us, our entire people.
But you will need to play an entire people and not one of its members- a humanoid that looks oddly enough, something like a teddy bear
you can dominate an entire people through law, violence, and wages pretty well.
should also be responsible for the entire people of God; otherwise we will run the risk of becoming spiritual egoists rotating only on their own axis.
in history, such“excuses” to stop an unjust aggression have been used by world powers to justify a“war of conquest” in which an entire people have been taken over.
who had ruled and reigned over the entire people not long ago.