Примери за използване на Reconciles на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It perfectly and incontestably reconciles these two terms that at first blush seem so opposed to each other;
which forgives faults; reconciles enemies; transforms evil into good.
of the Council is a document which reconciles the interests of all parties in the area of trade in seal skins.
Divine Compassion is the key that reconciles Justice with injustice,
A balanced approach on global development is needed that reconciles the fight against climate change with the steady growth of world population, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a lecture in Sofia Thursday….
Culture is the way in which a group of people solves problems and reconciles dilemmas.
relieves the detoxification, and reconciles 100 medicines.
Verifies items billed against items ordered and received and reconciles differences through follow-up with the vendor
accompanies the Good News proclaimed by Jesus Christ of a God who reconciles the world to himself.
heals and reconciles, it becomes what it is at its most luminous- a communion of love,
He defines culture as"the way in which a group of people solves problems and reconciles dilemmas".
Through Christ's death, God reconciles his enemies, and through Christ's life, he saves them.
Through the power of His divine love He forgives our sins and reconciles us to the Father and with ourselves.
The little concessions you make do not count for sacrifice- the law of sacrifice is a law, which reconciles all contradictions in the world.
forgives sin, reconciles enemies, and transforms evil into good.
salt is the element that reconciles and unites them.
Classy and sturdy, ALASKAN Concept reconciles our brand identity with the conventional aesthetics of the pick-up market.
She quickly reconciles with Antony, reaffirming her loyalty towards him
By the end, everyone reconciles and she gets happily married to the love of her life.
In November, we adopted the text on the reform of the asylum system(including the Dublin Regulation) which reconciles stability with solidarity.