Examples of using The co-operation of in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Visual fields- assessment requires the co-operation of the patient and can also be affected by fatigue,
The'World Order' which we seek is the co-operation of free countries,
healing science to find certain cosmic forces which can reach the earth through the co-operation of two cosmic streams, those of Pisces and Virgo.
Last month, chief UN prosecutor Carla del Ponte said he represented"the only remaining obstacle to the co-operation of Croatia with the ICTY".
Even though it is my conviction to have fully functioning customs… it will be very important to have the co-operation of Belgrade on that," he said.
(a) To seek the co-operation of employers' and workers' organisations
He praised the co-operation of Bulgarian security and secret services in sharing information.
The co-operation of these systems in order to create such a smart lighting system, so that the car can be precise and rapid response to
Plainview gains the co-operation of almost all the locals in the town,
habitats whose conservation requires the co-operation of several States, and to promote such co-operation. .
In any case the election of a socialist government was impossible without the co-operation of the powerful Communists,
maintain is that in either case the preponderating rôle in Templarism at this crisis was played by Frederick the Great, probably with the co-operation of Voltaire, who in his Essai sur les Maeurs championed the cause of the Templars.
Hence, concentration of large masses of the means of production in the hands of individual capitalists is a material condition for the co-operation of wage-labourers, and the extent of co-operation,
Agency for Law and Finance with the co-operation of the Institute for research of legislation
project living creatures, and with the co-operation of the universe presence of the Infinite Spirit, create a diverse retinue of spirit personalities.”.
out of waste materials, subject to recycling On the occasion of the Earth Day, with the co-operation of the Municipality of Varna,
Hence, concentration of large masses of the means of production in the hands of individual capitalists, is a material condition for the co-operation of wage-labourers, and the extent of the co-operation
maintain is that in either case the preponderating role in Templarism at this crisis was played by Frederick the Great, probably with the co-operation of Voltaire, who in his Essai sur les Mours championed the cause of the Templars.
leaving global climate diplomats to plot a way forward without the co-operation of the world's largest economy.
calculation these researchers have explored the present reaction capacity of spirit gravity and, with the co-operation of Solitary Messengers