Examples of using Given state in English and their translations into Greek
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I saw the same Greek government that had given state guarantees to Ocalan, to give orders
I saw the same Greek government that had given state guarantees, to look for help in hired muscles
I saw the same Greek government that had given state guarantees to Ocalan, to give orders to a diplomat of the Greek state and to an active
It is quite clear that the real strength of the European Union lies in resolving this problem of conflict between minorities and majorities in a given state, but it is also true that the European Union is currently a federation of national states,
which denies the reality of contradictions; it is also a critique of the given state of affairs on its own ground-of the established system of life, which denies its of promises and potentialities.
The money would give states and districts the resources to train new
The money would give states and districts the resources to train new
Freedom is hence not a given state.
The ICT environment of a given state or community.
Employers will be given state subsidies for hiring new workers and bonuses for providing long-term contracts.
All the proletarians of all the nations in a given state must be organized in a single, indivisible proletarian collective.
The candidate who wins the popular vote in a given state gets all of that state's electoral votes.
that everything contradicts itself is to say that its essence contradicts its given state of existence.
It has to do with the breach of the constitutional(and European in our case) order of a given state.
Density of population of a given state can lead to erratic statistics when looking at them in absolute,
If the whole system is to have a given state at time y, it most probably
Experience has shown that the organisation of the proletarians of a given state on national lines tends only to destroy the idea of class solidarity.
It must not lead to a European arrest warrant or to a given State's police being able to take action in a different State. .
mechanisms that ensure the subservience of the citizens of a given state.
If you assume a given state of development of man's productive faculties,