Examples of using Inseparably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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thus conforming to the divine plan which willed to unite the Apostles inseparably around Peter.
As the assumed nature, inseparably united to him, serves the divine Word as a living organ of salvation,
were unable, inseparably to link up their movement with the class struggle within developing capitalist society.
spirituality is inseparably related to the fact that the resurrection is the nucleus of our faith,
Flemish Government In the past fifteen years or so, the theme of memory, and inseparably, that of oblivion, has come to the forefront of sociological discourse in Hungary.
to link their movement inseparably with the class struggle in the developing capitalist society.
As the assumed nature, inseparably united to him, serves the divine Word as a living organ of salvation,
What is even more important than the number of authentically-built cellars is that Ferenc Heimann's lifes work is inseparably tied to the latest renaissance of the Szekszárd
the offer provides a date or period of executing specific Supply of goods which by their nature are mixed inseparably with other items.
we realize that any given thing goes with a given environment so intimately and inseparably that it is more difficult to draw a clear boundary between the thing
that to every professionally taken photo absolutely inseparably belongs the date of its acquisition,
period of supply goods which by their nature are inseparably mixed with other articles.
and binds us inseparably.
it was to flow through this medium- so intimately and inseparably is the carrying out of all God's purposes of grace toward us connected with obedience to His commands.
he meant to signify that his own reign is holy and inseparably connected with the temple of God.
A Law, which lies in the entire Creation from its primordial beginning, which was inseparably woven into the great,
The concept worded in the Semmelweis Programme, inseparably related to the New Széchenyi Plan, focussed on raising funds
This, in my view, is the crucial point: European energy policy must be inseparably linked to the Union's foreign policy,
In that device, Mr Wullems provides, inseparably, the necessary hardware
For he views the power of Christ as inseparably connected with his bodily presence,