Examples of using Were passed in English and their translations into Croatian
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All performance tests were passed in accordance with the requirements of the client
If nothing were passed on to a symbiote it would be,
Reforms were passed but Hungary was invaded by Croatia
The sins of the one who laid his hands on the lamb were passed onto the sacrificial animal, so the lamb was to be killed due to the sins!
All your sins were passed on to Jesus when He took away the sin of the world with His baptism.
Considering the extent of the burns, thousands of volts were passed.
Laws were passed and the technology was confiscated,
I'm guessing literally thousands of volts were passed through this poor girl.
Exemption from the entrance exam is separated from possible recognition of exams for courses that were passed at another institution.
These texts have been printed in book-format since 1993 with the help of many friends and were passed on to everyone who is interested.
This confirms for us that the accounts of the resurrection were creedal tradition that were passed on to Paul.
the workers were passed through two search points,
these are all works of knowledge that were passed down through generations via verbal instruction.
The CIK's spokesperson Maksida Pirić told CIN that new asset cards are a result of changes to the BiH Election Law which were passed at the end of April.
After the new regulations were passed, China's e-commerce site Taobao,be blocked on the website.">
Zorana Markovic: The action plans for the implementation of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy were passed in 2005 and we found them outdated,
The laws that were passed are part of the consensus that had been reached among these four leaders,
Around 100 judgments were passed in 2011 alone," Antonijevic noted,
He was referring to two recent cases, in which the so called veterans' law and the Foreign Currency Savings Law were passed swiftly, although both were fiscally unsustainable
Even though exams were passed at a slightly lower rate than expected,