Examples of using Wide knowledge in English and their translations into Greek
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His experience as Portuguese prime minister, his wide knowledge of world affairs,
Grove observes that his wide knowledge of the history of European music,
Virgilia's eloquence, her wide knowledge of Italian life
with expertise in their respective fields and a wide knowledge of the Greek market.
Their aim is to promote wider knowledge of the world's countries and regions.
The Communists did their best to prevent wider knowledge of the negotiations, supposedly to prevent them being used as political propaganda.
But experience and a wider knowledge of the changing conditions of social life have shaken man's faith in the un-changeableness of these concepts.
teachers of yoga, but also to anyone interested in gaining a wider knowledge on the philosophy of the….
also to anyone interested in gaining a wider knowledge on the philosophy of the classical schools of yoga.
However, more efforts are needed to ensure wider knowledge of the specific digital rights enshrined in EU law,
also to anyone interested in gaining a wider knowledge on the teachings of some of the greatest philosophers of ancient and modern India who
he is in a constant evolution- as a personality- with the aim of gaining a wider knowledge of his field, as a critical link in the Company.
including the wider knowledge and awareness among young people of the diverse benefits of philately.
offering a wider knowledge and perception of reality.
offering a wider knowledge and perception of reality.
the verticalization in everything that has to do with custom procedures within the European Union, the wider knowledge of custom procedures to
He has wide knowledge of the world.
He has a wide knowledge in bar management and cocktails.
These are serious people with wide knowledge of the financial and monetary system.
We also have a wide knowledge of the Polish market in other industries.
