Examples of using Two main groups in English and their translations into Greek
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The game of roulette offers a multitude of wagers that are split into two main groups of bets.
it has divided into two main groups of cells.
the people of Cyprus were split into two main groups in censuses and administrative records.
it has divided into two main groups of cells.
which reveal a distinct dietary profile for the two main groups.
there are currently 16 different subtypes of influenza A, which form two main groups.
is composed of two main groups of works.
we can distinguish two main groups.
The Encyclopedia of Archaeological Excavations in the Holy Land states:“Two main groups can be distinguished: 1.
the blue were the colors of the two main groups of the merger, ie Esperos Kallitheas
elite which can be called the“deep state” which is composed of two main groups: Anglos and Jews.
elite which can be called the“deep state” which is composed of two main groups: Anglos and Jews.
Not only are the two main groups of countries, those owning colonies,
Not only are the two main groups of countries, those owning colonies
For this time not only the two main groups of countries- those with colonies and the colonies themselves- are typical,
For this time not only the two main groups of countries- those with colonies and the colonies themselves- are typical,
Not only are the two main groups of countries, those owning colonies
Despite the manoeuvres of the two main groups in the European Parliament that were completely opposed to censure,
And in these circumstances we are now witnessing a rather strange turn of events in that the two main groups in the House- which alone account for 400,
What is even more questionable- irrespective of the work carried out by Mr Corbett- is an amendment which has been rejected by the Committee on Constitutional Affairs being referred back to us by the two main groups in this House in order to modify- in circumstances we know full well concern a specific individual- the traditional provision common to all parliaments of the world according to which the inaugural session is chaired by the oldest Member.