Examples of using Outside observers in English and their translations into Greek
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It's a tribute to Merkel's political skill that it's not quite clear to outside observers how she gets these victories.
North Korea is a strange and insular place, and as outside observers many of their rules and regulations seem a bit odd to us to say the least.
a warp field masks part of the mass of the enclosed ship from outside observers.
French voters will yet need to draw on their reserves of cynicism, and outside observers need a big bowl of popcorn.
they don't truly believe it- because they do not perceive themselves as outside observers.
Negativity or anxiety can be harmful, and outside observers have been focusing at it.
From a Western perspective, what is truly shameful is that many outside observers refused to accept the truth
Described as an oceanographic research ship, outside observers believe the Yantar is actually a spy ship using mini-submersibles to conduct cloak and dagger work on the bottom of the sea.
The youngest son of“Dear Leader” Kim Jong-Il took over leadership of the Hermit Kingdom after father's December 2011 death, but some outside observers wonder if older uncle Jang Song-thaek is pulling his strings.
the history of crypto, and potentially the largest consumer giveaway ever- and to most outside observers, it looks that way.
South Korea, outside observers have fretted about the country's shift to the right.
Among outside observers, Turkey's multi-dimensional regional diplomacy
So, when a ship in a subspace field seems to loose part of its mass as seen by outside observers, it is not
While many Ukrainians and outside observers may not take the President's words at face value,
it was Putin's discussions of Syria with Khamenei and Rouhani that for many outside observers was the most intriguing part of the talks.
what was called Lavalas-the flood-which outside observers just weren't aware of(since they don't pay attention to what happens among poor people).
Smith develops a theory of psychology in which individuals seek the approval of the"impartial spectator" as a result of a natural desire to have outside observers sympathize with them.
Adam Smith develops a theory of psychology in which individuals seek the approval of the"impartial spectator" because of their natural desire to have outside observers.
Until a modern Macedonian literary language was mandated by the communist-led partisan movement from Macedonia in 1944, most outside observers and linguists agreed with the Bulgarians in considering the vernacular spoken by the Macedonian Slavs as a western dialect of Bulgarian".
The UK Telegraph notes that outside observers do not know the exact date of the collapse because the North Korean regime is not eager to discuss the incident,