Примери коришћења Since there are no на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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That is one of the challenges we are facing in media pluralism, since there are no efficient mechanisms to provide independent editorial control.
Since there are no universally accepted criteria for distinguishing languages from dialects,
Wild here substitutes for all the symbols of the game and since there are no other bonus symbols, there is no exception.
This variety is recommended to be planted even for beginners, since there are no particular difficulties in this matter.
it won't be Hannah, since there are no more tapes that she left.
This type of work can be performed by anyone since there are no special skills or education involved.
It will not interfere even with those who have cable TV in the house, since there are no many colors.
The main advantage of such a cultivator is its environmental friendliness, since there are no harmful emissions.
nodular birthmarks, since there are no major signs,
Peripheral lung cancer at an early stage of development is asymptomatic, since there are no pain receptors in the lung tissue.
they do not fall out, since there are no helminths in the body.
this can be done at any time, since there are no daily fluctuations in the prostate-specific antigen.
patients may not present any complaints, since there are no manifestations of the disease.
Since there are no checkpoints, no support teams,
According to unofficial data-- since there are no formal numbers on the disabled-- there are 350,000 disabled persons in the country-- 100,000 in Republika Srpska(RS) and 250,000 in FBiH.
Since there are no two different prints of sprays,
seek immediate medical attention, since there are no specific preventive measures.
then it is impossible to understand that a person is infected, since there are no signs.
beseech kami without belonging to Shinto organisations, and since there are no formal rituals to become a member of folk"Shinto","Shinto membership" is often estimated counting those who join organised Shinto sects.