Примери за използване на It may be said на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Thus, it may be said that managing in practice is definitely an art
Thereafter, it may be said emphatically that Saw Palmetto can be conveniently incorporated into the daily routine.
UHT is an abbreviated designation of heating processing of the milk at Ultra High Temperature of 140°С for brief time or it may be said a process of sterilization.
He was one of the very few leaders of whom it may be said that they are statesmen.
It may be said that I devoted a certain amount of time to study the possibility
Up to a certain point, and for certain individuals, it may be said that Marxism- especially in its popular forms- represents a defense against the terror of history.
It may be said then, that the Bible is intelligible to a man who can penetrate into the spiritual world,
It may be said that it provides a feeling of joy,
It may be said that at this stage of his existence man consists of sentient soul,
It may be said, above all, that they feel free with regard to themselves,
Nature and soul are, as it were, the body of GOD, and in this sense it may be said that GOD and the whole universe are one.
It may be said that the exhibition is a kind of a symbolic return to the early years of the institution;
It may be said that national, or political, economy has grown to the status of a science.
It may be said that for the eyes, the form is the husband
It may be said that each of these organizations carries on its work in its own special field,
It may be said that the men among whom the impulse of this Mystery spread were still fully imbued in their thinking
It may be said that we are witnessing a radical change in tone after nearly three decades dominated by the model of deregulation
In conclusion, it may be said that, in this judicial sector, the stakeholders might pursue their rights regarding actions
It may be said, as it seems to me, that he presented his interpretation of the sources in a mode that can be received independently of the doubts and debates of'Eddaic' and'Nibelung' scholarship.
It may be said, with Jellinek, that there is not only no international treaty,