Examples of using When we consider in English and their translations into Polish
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Also in the field of trade policy, when we consider international trade issues,
When we consider the class of hearers, and the miraculous
great value when we consider that the normal spread on BTC on exchanges is 1 USD plus a fee of 0.5% based on the amount.
When we consider this prodigious achievement,
When we consider the positive force that can ripen into the attainment of a realization,
When we consider that the gold coin of the world is not sufficient for even the paying of the interest of the debts,
is still more clearly seen when we consider that Corinth was one of the worst of the Grecian cities.
The complaint made by the environmental lobby that the package has been watered down frankly seems unreasonable to me, when we consider that targets are being observed
being referred to as“normal” is worth unpacking for a minute, especially when we consider the line that followed that quote.
this voice is not strong enough. Because, when we consider the plight of the millions of citizens in Europe suffering in this severe winter,
is still more clearly seen when we consider that Corinth was one of the worst of the Grecian cities.
When we consider all of our heavenly Father's mighty supernatural works throughout the Bible,
Bearings may not be the first thing most of us think about when we consider the technology that enables modern civilization,
When we consider Nepal's history as a host country- something which it has always been for Tibetans until recently- it is ultimately very sad to see what that government is inflicting on political refugees.
it's just a number when we consider it in terms of t. s, it becomes something
When we consider, in particular,
When we consider that a supposed member of the Green party like Joschka Fischer has signed a lobbying contract for a six-figure sum,
It is true that when we consider ourselves, how weak
Not when we consider that sixty-six million Christians have been killed in Russian concentration camps since 1917,