Examples of using Prompting in English and their translations into Croatian
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European officials have voiced strong opposition against getting the IMF involved in the case, prompting fears of a possible Greek sovereign default.
Windows will also keep prompting you that this partition is full which is very annoying.
Directly on the site you will be prompting you to enter your account name
One shell fragment landed near the Sofia International Airport, prompting authorities to redirect incoming flights to Plovdiv.
of the Assyrians and Kurds in Turkey, prompting members of the movement to join the PKK's local support network.
services rose almost 50%, prompting the government to increase pensions
The violence escalated during the relationship's final three years, prompting her to escape with the help of the Mor Cati Women's Shelter Foundation.
recognised the two regions as independent states on August 26th, prompting strong Western condemnation.
a new window will open prompting you to media files to the program.
soon-to-be customers, prompting them to comment and visit the restaurant.
Tumor then interferes with normal functioning of the thyroid gland, prompting the gland to produce more thyroxine.
from the very birth more often lay the child on the stomach, prompting him to crawl.
The already known games briefly capture children's attention, prompting parents to reach for new content
detract from the bothersome urban bustle, prompting a person to approach nature
to seek to boost growth and jobs in the EU by prompting more demand from outside the EU for EU products and services.
Political parties accuse each other of orchestrating the assassination of opponents, prompting calls for a probe.
They are suspected of prompting protesters to assault the police
your brain stops prompting you to do this, as it will cease to receive the pleasure hormone artificially.
Procedures for accessing public information in Macedonia are currently not well defined, prompting the government to draft legislation intended to address the issue.
Electrical blackouts occurred, prompting the national government in 1986 to allocate the equivalent of $25,000,000 to modernize the electrical system.