Examples of using Contend in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He declared:“Let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools contend.”.
Frederich Schiller said,"Against stupidity even the gods contend in vain.".
They, however, pertinaciously contend, that Christ is a God not of the same essence with the Father;
its European allies contend that they tried hard to assuage Russian fears and that Moscow should
Jada- must contend with old wounds
There Sandy must contend with cynical Rizzo
now have to contend with not one zombie,
Objective researchers contend that Iran is not being demonized because they are a nuclear threat,
You still have to contend with the rental fee,
The appellants further contend that the General Court characterised as abuse a different set of conduct from that identified by the Commission
But you will still have to contend with long lines at popular attractions such as the Grand Palace in Bangkok.
not a random walk, as some economic theories contend.
the Lochlan throne must contend with mysterious foes
Critics cogently contend that authentic happiness theory arbitrarily
Some thinkers contend that good and evil are two equal powers,
buyers will have to contend for the existing resource base in the short- to medium-term.
First, Elizabeth had to contend with the amorous attentions of Catherine's new husband Thomas Seymour,
The applicants contend that in the present case the first Altmark condition is not satisfied because there are no SGEI obligations connected with the RES.
Intergovernmentalists contend that the process of EU integration is a consequence of tough bargaining between states.
this in the game have to contend with some pretty strong contenders!