Примери коришћења Rebuffed на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rebuffed the criticism from Brussels, however,
In the past, Ankara has rebuffed that idea, saying that it will settle for nothing less than full integration into the Union.
No. You tell me, Mr. Director Man. Have you ever been rebuffed by a woman because of how you look?
but unmistakably rebuffed, as if your right, of course.
but was rebuffed.
again on Sunday but was rebuffed.
The DPS rebuffed the opposition's accusations,
However, the PKK rebuffed the law and has since ended its unilateral ceasefire,
Maduro rebuffed Washington's attempts to interfere in the country's intra-political dialogue,
Defence Minister Vecdi Gonul also rebuffed critics, saying the procurement was not a favour to anyone.
Russia rebuffed attempts to demilitarize Transdniestria
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has rebuffed allegations that he was inciting violence by accusing his Brexit opponents of"surrender" and"betrayal," saying the only way to calm the simmering tensions was to stop delaying
Weah later attempted to apologise to Costa but this was rebuffed by the Portuguese, who considered the charges of racist insults levelled against him to be defamatory
This was rebuffed due to the needs of the Eastern Front,
This effort was rebuffed and later, as the Anglo-Spanish Wars intensified,
After being rebuffed by the Navy, Lockheed submitted an updated proposal that included afterburning capability
He has rebuffed calls to protect Kurdish fighters Ankara characterizes as terrorists,
This effort was rebuffed and later, as the Anglo-Spanish Wars intensified,
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday rebuffed allegations that he was inciting violence by accusing his Brexit opponents of“surrender” and“betrayal,” saying the only way to calm the simmering tensions was to stop delaying
the view of government historians that the report should become public was rebuffed by policymakers concerned that comparisons might be made to intelligence used to justify the Iraq War that commenced in 2003.