Examples of using Are viewed in English and their translations into Romanian
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The financial affluence of the middle-class and the large consumption are viewed as means for exclusion- not being able to identify with other groups;
and collectibles are viewed as investment expenditures
states are viewed as the ultimate international actors and the only source for personality.
Members of Genc acknowledge that Islamic organisations are viewed suspiciously by non-Muslims,
With cookies, website owners can also see how often their sites- and which pages- are viewed by visitors.
These two studies conclude that the ECVET principles are viewed in a positive light by the stakeholders who were met and interviewed.
Supply Agreements are viewed by Uponor as a best business practice that helps both parties to avoid future misunderstandings and conflicts.
On the back of the two-row needle needles are viewed in two thin white stripes.
so the forces of chaos, disorder and destruction are viewed as a kind of technology that leads to progress.
Alternative treatments are held to be more helpful than pharmacological ones, which are viewed poorly.
how long they are viewed, session time
Companies that appear on the front page in Google searches are viewed as trustworthy by visitors.
technical factors, they are viewed in Washington as an existential threat.
unnecessary human suffering are viewed not only as avoidable
Yes, indeed, it contains reports that are generated during checks, and they are viewed in the system monitor.
Although Internet funds are viewed as sector funds,
trans-state actors are viewed as having little independent influence.
The development of the kickbike in Finland in 1994 changed the way scooters are viewed.
And children are victimised again and again every time their images are viewed online.
These are optical effects seen when double refractive minerals are viewed through parallel faces in convergent beam of polarized light.
