Examples of using Saps in English and their translations into Greek
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but only saps today of its strength.”- J. Cronin.
Neither is an existing power can not be compared with those of its destructiveness that saps the strength of Azeroth from the outside and the inside.
As Slums emphasizes, saps were‘deliberately anti-urban in nature' and designed to reverse
Other waste materials that are exuded by some plants- resin, saps, latex, etc. are forced from the interior of the plant by hydrostatic pressures inside the plant and by absorptive forces of plant cells.
the economic impact of saps during the 1980s, in tandem with protracted drought,
flowers, saps, seeds, bark
the economic impact of saps during the 1980s, in tandem with protracted drought,
the strain of which saps the joy of work
The conditions imposed by the Troika are the same as the Structural Adjustment Programmes(SAPs) which the IMF has been imposing on debt-stricken countries(primarily in the global south)
Other waste materials that are exuded by some plants- resins, saps, latexes, etc. are forced from the interior of the plant by hydrostatic pressures inside the plant and by absorptive forces of plant cells.
At the same time, SAPs devastated rural smallholders by eliminating subsidies
We increasingly saw the World Bank's and IMF's SAPs and other attacks on the commons throughout the world as a return to the age-old efforts to separate once more workers from their means of production and subsistence.
growth of water droplets mixed with the flow of steam saps much of the power,
governments through so-called structural adjustment programs(SAPs).
Both the SAPs possessed a vote on the Yugoslav Presidency in accordance to the 1974 constitution,
Both the SAPs possessed a vote on the Yugoslav Presidency in accordance to the 1974 constitution,
takes the joy out of motherhood and saps us of energy.
what to eat throughout the day saps your mental energy for when you need to make more pressing decisions,
which must be strong enough to protect these engines from the phenomenal forces at work while reducing the friction that saps crucial power.
takes the joy out of life and saps us of energy.