Примери за използване на Historical experience на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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continuous methodologies based on historical experience.
And historical experience is something that can be articulated only actively,
Mr Kelam alluded to some of the historical experience we have, with the balancing act that that entails.
Developing the Russian federalism, we must rely on our own historical experience, use the flexibility
But in social praxis, the historical experience of the relationship between left-wing parties
The first was a discussion of historical experience in issuing fatwa in the Eurasian countries,
The past exists only in the form of this cultural representation but there is no historical experience.
The research tasks are: to summarize Bulgaria's historical experience in providing targeted social aid for heating after 1995;
The mentality as the historical experience of the ancestors, is able to influence the life views of the descendants.
from which we draw historical experience, understanding, power and idealism?….
Yet historical experience suggests that ambiguities
both sides would be more likely to appeal to historical experience rather than to either religious or philosophical principles.
In developing Russian federalism, we must rely on our own historical experience, using flexible
Historical experience clearly proved that there was no better carrier of the Communist virus than a bayonet.
The CCP, however, has taken away opportunities from the people to learn from historical experience and lessons.
Moreover, historical experience shows that the working class is quite capable of managing whole enterprises.
significant personalities from the historical experience.
History matters in Central and Eastern Europe and very often the region's historical experience contradicts some of the promises of globalisation.
Iranians are viewing current American foreign policy through the prism of their historical experience.
Historical experience implies that normalization would raise long-term interest rates by about two percentage points, precipitating substantial corrections in the prices of bonds,