Examples of using Direct expression in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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It is thought that they only impede the direct expression of the popular will
together with certain other factors that preclude wholly direct expression, such as the political autocracy of the time
We worry the direct expression of our irritation will injure
Terrorism came to be considered a direct expression of the forms of struggle of the Movement.
It means that direct expression makes for clear communication,
The ultimate direct expression of the power of the people is a national referendum and elections.
Assertive and direct expression of your thoughts keeps communication clear
is nature's direct expression.
These works from the NOLITA series are a direct expression of a happy life on the streets of Nolita NYC district around 2009.
also referendum are the highest direct expression of the power belonging to the people.
Based on specific formative events during his early life, Jessie has developed the belief that the direct expression of anger is dangerous and needs to be avoided.
One of Schopenhauer's doctrines was that music held a supreme role in the arts as a direct expression of the world's essence, namely, blind, impulsive will.
Everything happens in current conversation as if the direct expression of a feeling, of an emotion,
as well as referendums shall be the supreme direct expression of power that belongs to the people.
The importance of that support is determined also by the growing role of the European parliament as a direct expression of the will of the almost half billion-strong population of a united Europe.".
the EGF has been a direct expression of European solidarity
its living forms and so a continuous spring-like Chalice Well is a direct expression of an unbounded life force.
The project is a direct expression of the principles of the Copenhagen Agreement
The ongoing crisis of the EU following the rejection of the Lisbon treaty by Irish voters is a direct expression of a deep-seated tendency towards a self-assertion of'national identities' and'national histories' in large parts of Europe.
The project is a direct expression of the principles of the Copenhagen Agreement and complements the range