Examples of using Were unfounded in English and their translations into Greek
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The constitutional court disallowed the motion under the grounds the accusations were unfounded and then inadmissible.
As a result, we conclude that the original concerns that cloning had caused early-onset OA in Dolly were unfounded.”.
that fears of a terrorist threat were unfounded.
the documentary data on which the investigation workers based themselves were unfounded.
the prosecutor pointed out, and all of this were unfounded.
No, Commissioner: what has been confirmed is that the suspicions were unfounded, irresponsible and without objective data;
Although the coup rumors were unfounded, their spread and the government's tightening of Internet controls
agreed that fears of new warfare were unfounded.
especially with regard to its alleged recognition of a"Macedonian nation", were unfounded.
their claims were unfounded.
Both organisations demanded European governments allow the Aquarius to continue its mission by stating to the Panamanian authorities that threats made by the Italian government were unfounded or by immediately issuing a new flag under which the vessel could sail.
If, on the other hand, these doubts were unfounded, if the basic Marxian concepts of sociology were correct,
In particular, the contested decision held that the alleged grounds were unfounded because there was no evidence to show they were true,
some of whom have been the targets of yogurt and fruit attacks, were unfounded and that they had undermined the meaning of freedom by barring Greeks from attending the parade to celebrate what it means.
These worries are unfounded, according to Ms Kefalogianni.
I believe these concerns are unfounded, for the following reasons.
If the allegations are unfounded, we would like to avoid that.
But this fear is unfounded, because it is based on a misunderstanding.
Some of them are unfounded.
Curly hair are unfounded new elasticity and vitality.