Examples of using Emanate in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Emanate surprising notes of caramel
The text and the music should emanate the same character.
So we were trying to think, how could we make a whole thing emanate.
Where the struggles for political power emanate.
He has a ball in his right hand from which nine lightning bolts emanate.
contemplative understandings emanate from.
Some of the problems identified in this Report may emanate from translations.
Gather the pearls that emanate forth from me.
All your conclusions emanate from this point.
Providing insight into existing schemes which emanate from outdated paradigms where appearances are deceptive.
Projects under the programme may emanate from the Member States' competent authorities
We believe a new Left vision should emanate from a strong interaction between theory and practice.
The initiative to set up a RAC must emanate from thesector itself and must be approved by all the Member States interested in participating.
Sweet, clean tones will emanate from this vintage design,
of the Violet Plateau, shrouding it in permanent darkness from which sounds of horror perpetually emanate.
The lab has to emanate synergy, a place where much interaction occurs between the researchers.
The imagining power, which art may emanate, is put on the sidelines in our society.
irrespective of whether they emanate from the candidate countries or from members of the Union.
who pointed out that almost all successful Moroccan novelists emanate from the El Hizjra literature award.
They emanate from a system that is weak in itself,