Examples of using Stems from in English and their translations into Hungarian
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After harvest, the stems from these plants are burned, and the bed is treated with the same preparations.
His passion for cars and motorsport stems from a competition he entered in France to win a season of rallying.
This is where the feeling of importance stems from, since it turns out that the Creator relates to him personally.
According to Dr Scott Connelly, only about 20% to 25% of increased muscle growth stems from increased protein synthesis.
human suffering that stems from 21st century high tech warfare;
pain around the injection site, but this stems from needle use as opposed to the chemical itself.
the Commission has launched a study on the administrative burden that stems from implementing rural development programmes for beneficiaries.
Suffering stems from extensive treatment
The Elementa series from Heco(which stems from"Elementum"- Latin for"element" and"base material")
In conclusion, our commitment as members of Christ's true Church stems from the fact that the Lord suffered for every single one of us- the nonmember,
Below the influence of teaching like this- which stems from classical education- there came a time when everybody wished to place himself above mankind
love) which stems from this process and feeds longer campaigns which go beyond the boundaries of a neighborhood can radicalize the group if proper support is given by the organization.
form part of the general budget of the Union, however their revenue stems from the exercise of a public authority on the basis of EU law.
Hence, our responsibility stems from the Quran and narratives which consider Muslims as responsible for the position of Wilayah of the Imams including the great reform of the world,
This idea stems from the fact that when the myth started,
the construction industry suffers $1 billion in losses every year due to theft of equipment and tools and a lot of that stems from mismanagement of inventory.
Under the influence of teaching like this- which stems from classical training- there came a time when everyone wished to place himself above mankind with a purpose to organize,
determination to succeed in this work, which stems from the pure love you have for me
The development is the latest that stems from the increasing discussion about whether bitcoin could see a“hard fork“,
Historical nature of the moment stems from the rarely seen manifestation of spontaneous democracy on the part of the people- it may be that we haven't seen this in such a clear