Examples of using Heeding in English and their translations into Italian
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future Presidents today will implement that particular measure without heeding the ill-advice that comes from your advisers.
He raises himself to the spiritual realms of his own inner being where he enwraps himself, not heeding the call to return
Heeding neither reason nor rank.
We're heeding Svetlana Evgeniy's call to raise international awareness of the plight of her husband.
I have apologized for not heeding instruction.
Because the truth of the matter is I ain't getting a sniff of that briefcase without heeding those words.
he could decide without heeding the laws, and even contrary to the laws.
Recent events have indeed shown the necessity of heeding the legitimate aspirations of peoples in the region,
We are also heeding public opinion in the country as well as in the EU.
Heeding Francis's call for action is not only a moral issue;
The Commission, heeding this appeal, produced. the draft directive which we are now examining.
Heeding the call of the Holy Spirit,
Indian Internet activists, heeding the call of Anonymous,
Your faith and generosity in heeding the call that you believe God has given to you speaks volumes to other young people.
Heeding it consistently will be just as much a challenge in the future as it has been in the past.
The motives of the America First committee had more to do with heeding George Washington's advice to avoid foreign entanglements than with helping Hitler.
Rather than heeding this reasonable call,
Heeding to the part's early signs of failure could eliminate the risks of facing more serious mechanical damages due to imprecision.
By carefully heeding market requirements,
However, patients have the feeling that they are receiving more MRIs and less heeding.