Примери коришћења Deems на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Cyrillic
Sigmund Freud said that the purpose of our dreams is to satisfy certain instinctual urges that society deems unacceptable.
agencies the High Representative deems necessary.
Brunson has been detained for the past 20 months on accusations that he supported groups the Turkish government deems terrorists.
determined to be a good boy is hell-bent on the destruction of everything it deems“foreign matter”.
Yet the whole reason that the one act remains pivotal is precisely because Scripture deems it the decisive victory by the One who hung dead upon it.
The Russian parliament passed two legislations to outlaw“disrespecting the authorities” and what the government deems“fake news.”.
You can do your duet with someone else in Glee, someone that the world deems more appropriate.
Hence, any person who doesn't act as society deems they should are often labeled as psycho.
A social phobia is a fear to talk to others because a person deems that it would be a disaster if he made a mistake.
You must show that you are ready to receive all that the affected partner deems worthy of you.
may be ordered earlier if the doctor deems it necessary.
Exceptionally, a trial may be held in the absence of the summoned parties if the judge deems that, in view of the evidence contained in the files,
then put a dot on this line where the person deems it necessary, but having first presented himself with this dot.
the National Bank of Serbia may also request that the bank submits other documentation which it deems necessary.
The bank cites a 2015 Directive that deems crypto to be a digital representation of value without central bank
the NBS may also request other documents it deems necessary.
The bank cited a 2015 Directive which deems cryptocurrency to be a digital representation of value, without public authority issuance,
other actions the U.S. deems confrontational in Europe and beyond.
bark at people she deems suspicious(unless I instruct her not to),
only to hear points of view which the corporate media deems to be“serious”.