Примери за използване на Seen as part на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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However, the push is seen as part of a broader campaign to diversify beyond sodas, as health concerns lead consumers in the US and other developed markets
However, the push is seen as part of a broader campaign to diversify beyond sodas as health concerns see consumers in the US and other developed markets
The development of its fleet is seen as part of an overall plan by Ankara,
The summoning of four-year-old Mohammad has therefore been seen as part of Israel's ongoing harassment of Issawiya Palestinians,
often seen as part of a"culture war" between conservatives
In the Pacific coast region, the machete has a long history of use and can be seen as part of the everyday dress of the rural male inhabitants,
that it should be seen as part of the bigger picture of the reform of the eurozone governance,
Measures taken at Community level must be seen as part of a global effort to reduce the risk of exposure to mercury,
that civil society must be seen as part of European external cultural policy.
often seen as part of a"culture war" between conservatives
the book can be seen as part of its author's lifelong meditation on America.
often seen as part of culture wars between conservatives
to yield some exceptions to the transnational gas pipelines that are seen as part of a transnational transport system.
although it may be seen as part of China's broader move to increase its dependence on national technology.
but is seen as part of the whole person,
This work should also be seen as part of a broader development towards the modernisation of justice in the EU,
The war, which may be seen as part of the general movement of decolonization that swept Africa throughout the later half of the 20th century,
It further noted that, in so far as the disqualification from voting was to be seen as part of a prisoner's punishment,
Attempts to restrict the work of NGOs should be seen as part of measures taken by many governments to strengthen the authority of the executive(by limiting access to independent