Examples of using To differing in English and their translations into Greek
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it is adapted to differing circumstances so to guarantee at the same time both quality of education
And the packaging of wine is no less subject to differing opinions Truetech services with my top straight users There is no right
A human eye will adapt to differing light and focus on near
These actions are intended to benefit all countries in the European Union, as each of them, to differing degrees, has an interest in developing its tourist potential.
this could further weaken Ankara's position in the region where both superpowers are cooperating with the Syrian Kurds to differing extents.
This phenomenon occurs to differing extents but is present globally,
we see those who pursue the truth achieving these results to differing degrees after a period of time,
Given the tendency of most liberals to react to differing opinions with all the restraint of Bill Clinton in the plus-size misses department, I shouldn't have been
While four of these fights are over a water area(one of them due to differing interpretations of the French word“jusqu'à” in an 1825 treaty),
cutting out whole portions of the game due to differing cultural sensitivities,
taxpayers for reasons often related to differing national circumstances(cultural factors,
speculating that species had developed differing attributes in response to differing environments.
leads to differing training needs,
leads to differing training needs,
cutting out whole portions of the game due to differing cultural sensitivities and/or local legal requirements,
Keyed to differ, key-retaining Width: 40mmHeight: 32mmThickness: 20mm.
But freedom to differ is not limited to things that do not matter much.
What then makes one man to differ from another?
Keyed to differ, key-retaining.
I beg to differ.