英語 での As a fact の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In IndustriALL's youth work, targets are set higher, at 50 percent, presenting equality as a fact and not a goal.
As a fact, former president Park Geun Hye was sentenced to 33 years of imprisonment, however, such severe punishment is normally given for crimes such as serial murder.
To some extent, they took that freedom for granted because they accepted as a fact that the medium necessarily determined the character of the image.
For example, when an opinion statement like“democracy is the best form of government” was read to them, most of the respondents defined that as a fact.
but equality as a fact and as a result.".
Since perfection consists in love, it is not the privilege of one particular state, but may be, and has as a fact been, attained in every state of life(cf. Christian and Religious Perfection).
ZetaTalk: Slavery Practices Note: written Oct 15, 1996. Slavery is not so much a status in human society as a fact of life on occasion in 3rd Density existence and a continual fact of life in Service-to-Self communities.
In this case, the Court stressed,“we are dealing with a judgment which finds as a fact that it was the common intention to commit an illegal act, but enforces the contract”[10].
This premise is necessary to frame the meeting as a fact to be classified as against the West, as a political and military aggregate, hated for various reasons in Russia and Turkey, which are in this aversion common ground to be able to develop new strategies and alternative models.
I was familiar with the strange results of Michelson's experiment while I was still a student pondering these problems, and instinctively realized that, if we accepted his result as a fact, it would be wrong to think of the motion of the Earth with respect to the ether.
Those who support the arguments favoring the existence of linguistic imperialism claim that arguments against it are often advanced by monolingual native-speakers of English who may see the current status of English as a fact worthy of celebration.[citation needed].
In my utopia, human solidarity would be seen not as a fact to be recognized by clearing away prejudice or burrowing down to previously hidden depths but, rather, as a goal to be achieved.
For example, any publisher who causes employees to exclude stating as a fact that some public official is lying or did lie about a particular matter, when proof is available that the given official did lie about it, would be publishing fake news on that matter.
The circular cited the Supreme Court ruling in the case of RP vs. Orbecido III(G.R. 154380, dated 5 October 2005) which states that"before a foreign divorce decree can be recognized by our own courts, the party pleading it must prove the divorce as a fact and demonstrate its conformity to the foreign law allowing it.
It's TREATED as a FACT.
I speak that as a fact.
We just recognized this as a fact.
Evolution is taught as a fact in schools.
Here we consider this union as a fact;
We may as well treat it as a fact.