Examples of using Ensues in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
But the cruelest power struggle that ensues is between the president's administration
there to be hanged by the neck until death ensues.
get to the part where disaster ensues.
As the EUIPO maintains, it ensues both from the fact that English is an official language in the Member States other than the UK,
In large suns-small circular nebulae-when hydrogen is exhausted and gravity contraction ensues, if such a body is not sufficiently opaque to retain the internal pressure of support for the outer gas regions,
If the organisational unit of the State Treasury fails to comply with the creditor's demand, the second stage ensues, in which the creditor is authorised to take the relevant execution actions via the authorities appointed for this purpose, i.e.
Chaos ensues in Call Centers during festive seasons every year when phones ring off the hook and customer service agents
other consequence which ensues as a direct or indirect cause of this contact.
other consequence which ensues as a direct or indirect cause of this contact.
improved public wellbeing, as a result of the enhanced integration that ensues from a more cohesive society.
A great battle ensued… in Panipat!
A fight ensued.
The ensuing adoption of guidelines and objectives will cover the period 2008- 2011.
With every ensuing study, the picture gets a little more clear and a lot more shocking.
You drew your weapon. A fight ensued. Layla Simmons attacked you.
The ensuing brain damage caused the victim to kill three people before he died himself.
In the ensuing years, patients were given less and less care.
A discussion ensued on the basis of the memo drawn up by the secretariat.
A discussion on this matter ensued.
The speakers in the ensuing debate were Ms Mader