Examples of using Overstatement in English and their translations into Greek
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It might seem like an overstatement, but writing those recaps of Game of Thrones helped restore life to me.'.
Overstatement of expenditure by recording transfers as payments in the revenue and expenditure account(14) 15.
Majestic: this word is not an overstatement when it comes to the Electra Palace hotel in Thessaloniki.
EN Official Journal of the European Communities 173 Overstatement of commitments still to be settled(paragraph III(e) of the Statement of Assurance) 8.19.
That's a--come on. That's a little bit an overstatement, but, yeah, it was not a good kiss.
It is no overstatement to say that human activity
Conclusions and recommendations 78 Recommendation 7 The Commission should revise its guidance on data collection to minimise the risk of overstatement of results.
Overstatement of commitments still to be settled(paragraph III(e) of the statement of assurance)
All you need to know is that it is not an overstatement to call GTA IV one of the best games of all time.
That was probably a bit of an overstatement, but I'm sure he's gonna try his very best.
the Court estimates that the overall net overstatement of the sum recoverable may exceed 1 000 Mio ECU.
Most of the vehicles affected by the overstatement of fuel economy were from Audi,
Well, yes, perhaps that's… an overstatement, but we are at least shipmates,
though to call it gentrified would be an overstatement.
But one speech had range, something of overstatement, something of statement, and something of understatement.
It is certainly not an overstatement to say that we live in a traumatized society.
Any overstatement(or understatement) of GNI for a particular Member State has the effect of decreasing(or increasing)
EN Official Journal of the European Communities 441 THE COURT'S OBSERVATIONS Reliability of the accounts Overstatement of expenditure by recording transfers as payments 33.
All cities are so tiny that a dot on the world map is usually an overstatement of their size.
who are prone to this kind of overstatement.