Examples of using Makes clear in English and their translations into Norwegian
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God will never mislead a people after He guided them, until He makes clear to them what they should be aware.
The global nature of this process makes clear that this is not a coincidence,
And these are Allah's bounds, which He makes clear for the guidance of those who know the consequences of transgression.
But, as Turse makes clear, such massacres were
and Bede makes clear that it was partly staffed by monks from Lastingham,
This makes clear the effect of changing a steroid in such a route,
As the International Committee statement on China makes clear, Maoism was not some new revolutionary current which had broken with Stalinism.
This fact makes clear the impact of altering a steroid in such a way,
Jesus makes clear what is true justice,
Back at home Anna shows the captured trophy to her father, who makes clear his animosity to the Nazis
This makes clear the fact that estrogen is not the only culprit with negative feedback inhibition,
How Allah expresses His honoring of the Prophet in the Koran and makes clear his position and the esteem with which He regards him together with other blessed matters.
as the document makes clear, was mined with its own contradictions.
And Allah would not let a people stray after He has guided them until He makes clear to them what they should avoid.
Just a cursory glance at the politicians assembled in the German parliament to commemorate the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz makes clear the same ruling class that made Hitler chancellor 85 years ago is returning to its infamous traditions.
The importance of Christoph's book… is that he makes clear that what has taken place in Germany is a concerted political conspiracy involving the highest levels of the state,
God would never lead a people astray after that He has guided them, until He makes clear to them as to what they should be godfearing; surely God knows everything.
As the Biden campaign makes clear in the draft Democratic platform,
the magazine's working title, makes clear that Benjamin and Brecht were setting out to broaden the concept of criticism by assigning it a crucial mediating role between aesthetic commitment and worldly engagement.
It makes clear that these continents are arenas for the global“great power” struggle that forms the core of the strategy,