Examples of using To fully understand in English and their translations into Czech
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But before you call your decision final… there is one last thing I would like you to see… in order to fully understand what we are fighting for.
In my desire to fully understand the religion of Islam as practiced by 750 million Muslims around the world I intend to make a pilgrimage,
To fully understand the system, to get inside it… I reenacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt… with a few enhancements of my own.
before you call your decision final, in order to fully understand what we are fighting for.
be able to fully understand and then accurately
But before you call your decision final… there is one last thing I would like you to see… in order to fully understand what we are fighting for.
With a few enhancements of my own. I reinacted the ceremony we interupted at the crypt, To fully understand the system, to get inside it.
it's kind of hard to fully understand it, even to this day.
I reenacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt. To fully understand the system, to get inside it.
there is one last thing I would like you to see, in order to fully understand what we are fighting for.
entangled in this past the point of being about to fully understand or expose it.
I reenacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt… with a few enhancements of my own. To fully understand the system, to get inside it.
entangled in this… past the point of being about to fully understand or expose it.
To fully understand the system, to get inside it… I reenacted the ceremony we interrupted at the crypt… with a few enhancements of my own.
entangled in this… past the point of being about to fully understand or expose it.
To fully understand the disappearance of Ernie Belcher,
he now thinks he may be the first to fully understand how a black hole is born.
Jeff believes most physicists have failed to fully understand the nature of time because of the way they insist on doing experiments-- smashing particles together in giant accelerators.
The public sector employees need to fully understand the project, its problems, and the inherent project risks.