Examples of using Contending in English and their translations into Polish
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only to refuse to use the rule after gaining the opportunity, contending that the conditions made it impossible.
your working muscle mass, enhancing your power as well as endurance during training and contending.
boosting your power as well as endurance during training as well as contending.
also endurance throughout training and contending.
endurance throughout training and also contending.
endurance throughout training and also contending.
Without contending clearly that the present application should be rejected as being inadmissible in its entirety,
However, it is precisely the affairs of the Czech Presidency- namely, contending with major internal difficulties,
Increasing the participation rate in employment is an effective tool that governments have at their disposal for increasing their revenue and contending with expenditure linked to ageing, without increasing the rates of taxation.
children, are slaughtered on the battle-line between two contending armed forces,
Telefónica appealed against that order, contending that under the LSSI the communication of the data sought by Promusicae is authorised only in a criminal investigation or for the purpose
also endurance during training and also contending.
also endurance throughout training as well as contending.
some of which we appreciate its potential in time when others contending simple toy,
Sow not the seeds of discord among men, and refrain from contending with your neighbor, for your Lord hath committed the world
in the common ruin of the contending classes.
its recruitment policy but there is no identifiable complainant contending that he has been the victim of that discrimination.
Because that is impossible if I must contend with this kind of vindictive interference.
They cannot contend with a man smiling at them.
We contend that this much vaunted will is a myth.