Examples of using Propitious in English and their translations into Greek
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the present time is propitious for such a project.
We believe that it is not propitious to automatically incorporate the leverage ratio into Pillar 1 from 2018
Apparently, because of the correction in the market, it was felt the timing was not propitious.
The magnificent western slope of Hymettus created propitious circumstances for the primitive man to settle.
The tension among nation-states in order to obtain productive relevance could be a propitious terrain for confrontations which could rapidly drag them into an endless spiral.
Apparently, because of the cor- rection in the market, it was felt the timing was not propitious.
The area's natural environment is particularly propitious for the maturing and curing process owing to the climatic characteristics
The creation of a priority programme in European Union Studies was particularly propitious at this time given a series of developments.
unused channel- a dead energy is not propitious.
develop those operations promoting perception in man to distinguish the propitious from the pernicious.
That said we may rank shipping as the greatest international industry, having a propitious impact on our lives.
Fair and equitable treatment should be accorded to such investment as well as a propitious, secure and predictable investment climate;
the place for breakfast and snacks, propitious for casual conversations just front to the garden.
That hole seemed propitious, so vast,
This work came at a very propitious moment, speaking to the“historical
he dealt his blow at the most propitious moment, when the bewilderment
This is a propitious time to deepen our critique of the social order as a whole,
find a uniquely propitious date.
In a more propitious milieu, near the end of the German occupation,
(iii)a stable and propitious environment should be created together with an effective national