Examples of using Outset in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
At the outset the kingdom would first consist of only the 144.000 living saints of God,
problems," Yang told Mogherini at the outset.
Besides one cannot understand why"different souls are so variously constituted at the outset.".
Thus in political economy wages appear at the outset as labour's proportionate share in the product.
The findings are based on 1,628 adults who were between the ages of 53 and 74 at the outset.
Why should there be several explanations for each verse when at the outset the book says"this is a clear book with no doubt in it"?
From the outset, we need to realize that ethics can not be equated with just the rights matter.
From the meeting's outset, the community didn't particularly like the issue being discussed,
From the outset, it draws the line of battle,
They decided to create a university, one that, from the outset, was untraditional: coeducational in a
The method is unsatisfactory because it requires at the outset the knowledge it aims to obtain at the end.
This definition implies at the outset that missions is most effectively carried out by long-term missionaries.
His role as CEO was also supposed to be temporary at the outset, but became a permanent position in due course.
A total of 26.3 percent of the participants reported at the study's outset that they drank at least three cups of coffee daily.
We should also note that history tells us that the English were opposed to this call from the outset, fearing that it might wake the Muslim world up.
From the outset, our houses were nearly right across from each other,
Outcomes are very difficult to predict from the outset, challenges are sizeable
From the outset of the Soviet Afghan war in 1979,
At the outset the intention was to draft a declaration on relations between the Church
From the outset, Dell and EMC implemented a model of collaboration to utilize each other's strengths