Examples of using Be redefined in English and their translations into Greek
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said marriage should not be redefined in law.
protest routes can be redefined at any time.
marriage should be redefined.
that its spatial contours be redefined.
marriage should be redefined later this month.
the cornerstones of one's role must be redefined.
according to which the urban landscape can be redefined/ designed through the remedial procedures of the urban landscape.
its aim must be redefined.
The 2030 targets of a 40% GHG reduction could therefore be redefined in accordance with a pathway to reach net zero GHG emissions
The mission of the strategic analysis services must be redefined so that they can contribute effectively to the identification of situations which would lead to external investigations being initiated in sectors at greatest risk.
perhaps more than ever before, although they have to be redefined to take into account the obvious deficiencies of the Marxist concepts we saw in the previous section.
The job creation indicator should be redefined in order to include job maintenance,
Apart from the area values should be redefined, changes will be made
according to which the urban landscape can be redefined/ designed through the remedial procedures of the urban landscape.
continually be redefined and purified through exclusion,
priorities must be redefined to address the obstacles that have prevented it from fully achieving its initial goals.
be reused after its repair and">how its identity can be redefined following the new changes.
continually be redefined and purified through exclusion, language, blood, and land.
the breadth of their choices so they can be redefined in the system, improve their personal performance
noted that neo-liberal policies should be redefined alongside with the way that problems are being encountered,
