Examples of using Predate in English and their translations into Romanian
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Kaballah and Gnostic cultures, who predate by many centuries the Christian era.
With roots that predate the popularity of the lustral gemstone,
If correct, the artifacts would predate Alessandro Voltas 1800 invention of the electrochemical cell by more than a millennium.
as well as pyramids that predate those in Egypt?
The Commission will verify whether Oltchim's difficulties are linked to the crisis or predate it.
These discoveries that predate modern man are completely changing our conception of the ancient past
Of course, the insurmountable obstacle to this theory is the presence of Catholic doctrine in the ecclesiastical writings that predate Constantine, and the historical writings of the Early Church Fathers demonstrate this in a powerful way.
although the earliest of these dance forms predate swing jazz music.
phrase"There's no free lunch",[19] although the phrase and its abbreviation considerably predate the novel.
The G20 has set out a precise timetable for governance reforms of the Bretton Woods institutions urging them to accelerate the implementation of their own plans for reform which predate the London Summit.
which often have historic roots in older municipalities that predate the formation of Greater Berlin on 1 October 1920
Should Member States continue to have the possibility to limit the application of the more favourable provisions of the Directive to refugees whose family relationships predate their entry to the territory of a Member State?
My client's film predates all of those things, Your Honor.
This predates all of you!
No, these people predated the Aztecs.
It predates the Earth by a billion years.
Everything in the wine cellar was Nazi stuff predating 1945.
Nothing predates the explosion.
The script predates the Greek alphabet by several centuries.
Which means that this structure predates the reign of akhenaten by generations.
