Esimerkkejä False impression käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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This is a marketing strategy which is often misleading and which gives the false impression that these cigarettes do not carry the same risks as other cigarettes.
This is one of the false impression individuals have a tendency to have,
The Commission is giving the false impression that in doing so it is complying with Parliament's request to create an OLAF,
This is one of the false impression people have a tendency to have,
In such situations it created a false impression about the beginning of a heart attack
This is one of the false impression people have the tendency to have,
which sometimes gives the false impression that the horse is obeying the rider.
A common false impression is that you need to do is supplement with anabolic anabolic steroids as well as youll grow, this is not true.
Still I didn't want you to get a false impression of Thora from anything my sister-in-law may have said.
A false impression is being created that developing countries would benefit from more access to the EU markets.
While several countries have similar legislation is an usual false impression that anabolic steroids entirely prohibited,
Maybe it's a false impression that Mars is studied in every detail,
The Commission had voiced its concern that the lack of any rapid statistical monitoring of price movements might give individuals the false impression of a generalised increase in prices associated with the introduction of the euro.
beyond without mentioning Jaguar would give a very false impression of the importance of Jaguar to that city
strategy for employment and growth, which gives the false impression that we are talking about the future of Europe
because such provisions might give a false impression of the scope of the Directive
giving a false impression to donors outside the Unitarian-Universalist community that a replica of the old church would be built.
Jacques Ellul went into a lot of detail about how that kind of drama is ALWAYS propaganda to give you a false impression and itís also used to program you for things to come, how to behave with things to come.
by'rule 90'- very dubious, it also gives the false impression that the whole EP agrees with the content of the report, which is certainly not the case.
Prize Winning: Creating the false impression that the consumer has won a prize when there is no prize or taking action to