Примери коришћења To come to terms на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I think these kids they're too young to come to terms with the idea of mortality, you know?
it can take a while to come to terms with a positive result.
So either the goal that they proclaim is not the goal or they're just unable to come to terms with the fact that we've made huge mistakes in how we've responded.
with which they are rarely able to come to terms.
help people to come to terms with what's happened.
During the course of the argument, Juspeczyk is forced to come to terms with the fact that Blake, who once attempted
However, it is best as soon as possible to come to terms with the reality that as early as possible to be able to provide the necessary support for the child.
Thanks to its decision to come to terms with its former province,
Ultimately, the decision rests with the judge- if he is convinced of the sincerity of the desire to come to terms, the further process may be delayed for another some time(maximum- 3 months).
Thanks to its decision to come to terms with its former province,
had not managed to come to terms with the Church and with their enemies;
it took me up until a month ago to come to terms with the fact that changes needed to be made.
It is necessary to come to terms with the fact that even with a completely pronounced algorithm,
Many other postwar attempts by anthroposophists to come to terms with their history of compromise
offer help to those struggling to come to terms with the conclusions of his paper.
A number of problems in men in the middle of life arise precisely from the fact that they are trying to come to terms with the idea that they do not meet this standard,
As many struggle to come to terms with the 73+ who were killed in Tivoli in May 2010,
She describes the work as a means of helping young intersex people to come to terms with their bodies:[6].
Are you struggling to come to terms with a situation?
Sometimes we have to fight to come to terms with the past.