Examples of using Espoused in English and their translations into Romanian
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Hannenheim was a prolific composer and espoused the twelve-note technique even as a student.
I discovered that the monument he commissioned had been erected in recognition of Thomas Paine and the occult philosophy he espoused.
was uncomfortable with the more extreme anti-nuclear sentiments it espoused.
the leaders in Bucharest espoused the Soviet directives in the area of foreign policy.
The presence of the country's leadership at the opening sought to promote further the universal values that Tose espoused.
publicly espoused the teachings of Jesus
Heady stuff indeed, especially when you consider that this theory is almost identical to the core lessons of“What the Bleep”, espoused by some of the more daring scientific minds of our time.
I voted in favour of the principles espoused in this report, which reinforce the idea that the European Union can only be competitive globally if it mobilises the convergence of its regions
equality and solidarity espoused by the EU, including full respect of the Charter of Fundamental rights
social values espoused in these countries.
With the dawn of civilization the human race espoused the more mystic
27 To a virgin espoused to a man whose name was Joseph,
heavenly maiden-- a houri-- and asked to whom she would be espoused and was told Zayd, the son of Haritha.
A generalization of the underdetermination hypothesis espoused in particular by Quine,
It drew on the economic ideas espoused by in Adam Smith in Book 1 of the Wealth of Nations
also preferred the Russo-Byzantine designs of Konstantin Thon to the supposedly ponderous Late Neoclassical style espoused by Melnikov.
have espoused their own political views.
He came to the papal throne fourteen months after his predecessor Martin I had been exiled over his opposition to Monothelitism espoused by emperor Constans II.
visions that are frequently espoused here, but far less frequently put into practice.
where he and his elder brother Napoléon Louis espoused liberal politics