Examples of using Marred in English and their translations into Romanian
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The investigation should be objective, not marred by political influence,
Violence and voter fraud marred the June 2008 parliamentary balloting,
Its image has additionally been marred by scandals involving senior officials allegedly linked to cigarette smuggling and trafficking in women.
No, you've… been marred by the Ancestors' magic,
Such divorces are sometimes marred by endless red tape
Widespread deployment is initially marred by occasional accidents- a driverless bus swerves into the oncoming lane,
But the positive performance was marred by the worsening of Croatia's external current account deficit
Allegations of wrongdoing marred the electoral rounds held in a number of municipalities in early 2014.
Yi Do-hyung's life was marred by many people's grudges,
the rollout of USR's new generation of robots was marred by the death of Alfred Lanning cofounder of the company
He was an effective monarch whose reign was marred by his ill-fated attempts to regain control of Northumbria from the Normans.
The last two decades of his career were marred by allegations of fraud,
A clash between Serbian and Croatian fans marred the opening day of the Australian Open in Melbourne on Monday(January 15th).
Sunday evening was marred by accusations between political parties blaming each other of incidents.
I personally don't think it's fair that their experience be marred by the sight of a gimpy-ankled man sitting here eating a $20 hamburger by himself.
Vote buying, which marred recent local elections,
Irregularities and allegations of vote-rigging have marred elections there since communism fell in December 1990.
The polling was marred by a number of violent incidents
Elections have been marred by irregularities, institutional weaknesses exist,
The coronation festivities were marred by the Khodynka, a bloody trampling on people in Khodynka meadow in Moscow.