Examples of using Trampling in English and their translations into Finnish
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This depiction of her as a trampling sphinx indicates the ferocity of her rule.
to mass violence and the trampling of human rights?
He is himself engaged in destroying everything that the revolution stood for and trampling underfoot its undoubted successes.
It will reveal the hypocrisy of all those who constantly advocate human rights whilst simultaneously trampling all over them.
Grow slowly, especially in the first years of life, love and the transplant can not stand the trampling and soil compaction as well as near the water table.
I want to tell him. Once you let cow out of the barn you can't stop it from trampling the paddy fields.
And this is the same Ministry that is trampling on teachers' rights,
privatisation of public services and the trampling of labour rights.
as well as trampling on their dignity and violating their rights.
personal dignity and trampling the right of freedom of speech underfoot.
Hosea warned that God has a controversy with His people because of the trampling of truth to the ground:"The Lord hath a controversy with the inhabitants of the land,
every plank thunders with trampling feet right over Jonah's head;
walls dividing nations, trampling on human and minority rights,
when it comes to a decision on the Trans-European Networks, breaking the law as it currently stands and trampling Parliament's rights underfoot.
In the course of this process, Parliament is bound to have many ideas that should be included in the negotiations without, of course, trampling on the prerogatives of the Commission,
trade union action and trampling the grass-roots movement underfoot, in the face of the reactions provoked by the promotion of privatisation.
They will quote him each time history tramples them.
Tramples dozens of zombies along the way, and shoot your enemies, fail to reach you.
Just like we trample over the grass; it does not protest.
I might have been trampled to death!