Examples of using To the arguments in English and their translations into Greek
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that is open to the arguments of others and that has a strong will to find compromises,
It was about nuclear arsenals and the aversion to the arguments involved in this“debate”,
In addition to the arguments above enumerated for lifting this injunction… we wish to cite the decision of the High Court of Paris rendered in the case… of Princess Marishka against the Government of Montenegro… on the fifth day of August, 1897.
Furthermore, by way of introduction to the arguments which it develops in connection with the Windows Media Player issue,
the“smart” machine listens to the arguments of his interlocutor, resolves them with a new four-minute placement,
then the judge must listen to the arguments of both sides and only after that make a decision based on what will be better for the child.
Now, with regard to the arguments put forward again
Contrary to the arguments of the Irish authorities set out at recital 31 to the contested decision,
be more receptive to the arguments of environmental health experts
However, this argument is strikingly similar to the arguments which were once commonly used to support the existence of God-“There's no other way of explaining it, so it must be God!”.
We know that in the end even the most pro-European governments such as yours gradually yield to the arguments of those who see the true shape of a European Government in the intergovernmental aspect
I do not regret the years I spent listening carefully and seriously to the arguments of the Western male canon of social
though Governor of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi listened to the arguments of Antonis Samaras with greater sympathy.
making the reader aware of what the essay examines or leads to the arguments that are going to be follow).
and indifference to the arguments of political opponents; these movements not only placed themselves outside
and indifference to the arguments of political opponents; these movements not only placed themselves outside
and indifference to the arguments of political opponents; these movements not only placed themselves outside
Finally, with regard to the arguments put forward by Ireland concerning urgency