Примери за използване на It for granted на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I took it for granted that they would feature in the debate on the financial transactions tax.
those policymakers are taking it for granted that modern markets are the preserve of organizations powerful enough to create them for themselves.
Both the Old and New Testaments take it for granted that spiritual beings can
he adds forthwith that historians take it for granted that Apollo, with Themis, devised the oracle because he wished to help our race;
Greeks took it for granted that you represent gods and goddesses with as much beauty as you can.
taking it for granted that the Capitol's power cannot be broken.
I would taken it for granted that we were going to go together.
All those months of taking it for granted that Peeta thought I was wonderful are over.
Many parents take it for granted that the children throw toys away,
Most people take it for granted that wherever we are, we will have a Wi-Fi connection close-by.
The ability to hear is such a fundamental part of our lives that most people take it for granted.
he gets used to it and takes it for granted.
Throughout the course of the process, we could not take it for granted that this would be the case.
The ability to hear is such an integral part of life that many of us take it for granted.
The ability to hear is such a fundamental part of our lives that most people are taking it for granted.
TFEs were left party advisers who took it for granted that markets were forces“out there.”.
Liver is an organ in the human body that most people always take it for granted.
These women, they just start to take it for granted, believing that a man must give his best for nothing, not ready to do something in return.
Nevertheless, the world began to take it for granted, though European countries differed in their approach to the bloc.
That is, actually, when you think about it-- we take it for granted-- it's actually a remarkable achievement, to produce something that's that democratic.