Examples of using Some measure in English and their translations into Polish
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each retains some measure of autonomy.
From that time onwards, every person who by faith shares in the mystery of that event experiences some measure of that enlightenment.
Studies based only on a selection of those statistics that are available are in some measure inconsistent Herz, 2002.
He who has not this hope in him may purify himself in some measure from other motives,
Hence our great Adversary usually endeavors to interweave some measure of truth with all the injurious falsehoods which have burdened the world for centuries,
their temporalities would be in some measure our responsibility.
Nor should we expect them to be other than the voices of those who have some measure of light in respect to the times in which we are now living,
simple on the sole condition of man's repentance, or, if some measure of satisfaction was required,
mention should be made of the various groupings of members of the faithful in which the mystery of Christ's Church is in some measure manifested and lived.
the nutrients were returned in some measure to the soil was that plant matter was allowed to decay,
the nutrients were returned in some measure to the soil.
That said, there were some measures that were taken specifically for employment.
Some measures have already been implemented.
Some measures are legally binding.
Some measures will already be introduced under the current Programme.
Some measures have exhausted the allocated financial resources in the last years.
Other information: some measures are"de minimis" aid.
Some measures to prevent the pace.
Otherwise, some measures to reduce CO2 levels can affect the air quality.
Here are some measures you may take when water leaks.