Examples of using In so-called in English and their translations into Serbian
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869 women died in so-called honour killings last year alone.
869 women died in so-called"honor killings in 2013.
and the fragmentation in so-called“volunteer battalions” will help to ensure that US weapons will end up on the black market
In so-called"safe-haven" states,
Since 2013 more than 250 White Helmets have been killed- many in so-called'double-tap strikes'-
develop the creative energy that exists in so-called black areas:
Council and Commission in so-called trialogue negotiations has today been confirmed by the Member States' representatives and is now subject to formal approval by the European Parliament and Council.
There is no authority in so-called spiritual matters if I can use that word‘spiritual',
is the ultimate testament to the role of talent in so-called artistic sincerity- that,
has studied the health habits of people who live in so-called blue zones- regions of the world where people live far longer than the average.
has studied the health habits of people who live in so-called“blue zones”- regions of the world where people live far longer than the average.
so we can say they are in so-called grey area,
The villa was built in the late 19th century(1875) in so-called Swiss style
encouraging society's efforts to develop and invest in so-called‘minor' sports, which need assistance.
possibly millions of Uighurs are held against their will in so-called re-education camps where they're forced to endure severe political indoctrination and other awful abuses," Pompeo said in a speech on the state of religious freedom around the world.
most stay in so-called Media Villages,
most stay in so-called Media Villages- typically new high-rises in the suburbs where apartments will be rented
possibly millions of Uyghurs are held against their will in so-called reeducation camps where they're forced to endure severe political indoctrination and other awful abuses," Pompeo said in a speech on religious freedom.
beliefs in so-called psychic phenomena,