Примери за използване на Its understanding на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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as it is through them that the young generation shapes its understanding of history.
to keep transcending its understanding of God.
sixty-three year period, the Church clarified its understanding and teaching of the revelation regarding Jesus Christ.
The site also offers synonyms to enrich its vocabulary and improve its understanding of the French language.
all measures that can improve its understanding and application, must be discussed in detail.
also as schematisms that determine the human perception of the world, its understanding, and experience.
although medicine progressed enormously in its understanding, it, too, failed to acknowledge that there is more to the human being than a physical body.
the Christian Gospel with its understanding of mankind and its contribution to the development of history,
that appearances are the first things from which the human mind forms its understanding, and that it cannot shake them off but by an investigation of the cause;
that appearances are the first things out of which the human mind forms its understanding, and these appearances the mind can shake off only by the exploration of the cause;
to discuss the issue, namely because of its understanding that countries should not rely on"saving" from their partners,
It will seek to further improve its understanding of the adjustment process under the programmes through the current series of comprehensive ex post assessments
for today's science is limited to merely the present dimension and to its understanding of the structure of the plane of the largest particles.
prioritize its requirements and its understanding of the world.
as well as informing the society and promoting its understanding of oncologic diseases.
he would discover that the Dharma he taught in the past was at a very low level in its understanding.
Believes that particular emphasis should be placed on building the capacity of CSOs to engage with the general public so as to increase its understanding of pluralistic and participatory democracy,
strengthens its understanding of consumer perception of risk
it must be considered that its understanding of viability departs from the way viability was predefined in Annex 3 of Protocol No 8.
The Commission believes that there is no need to harmonise legislation on metrology, as its understanding is that there is sufficient cooperation between Member States