Examples of using Regaining in English and their translations into Serbian
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His studies on Lithuanian nationalism and literature were influential among Lithuanian intellectuals abroad and after regaining the Independence in 1990- in Lithuania as well.
a person's chance of regaining function within those cells goes down by about 10%.
That's when you're getting oxygen back into your muscles and regaining strength, so then you get the most out of the working sets.”.
The parallels to NATO's role preventing Serbia from regaining control over Kosovo were not particularly subtle.
But with the country's Euro-Atlantic aspirations regaining momentum, the new government has decided that regional co-operation is an important step in the EU association process.
power going to Clubber Lang, so I would say the odds are very long against Balboa regaining his title.
The Taliban only care about regaining control of Afghanistan,
After regaining the Independence in 1990, many previously forbidden
To train a team on how to counter attack on regaining possession in a small sided game. Coach….
It is also a blueprint for regaining controlof our media,
On regaining possession(better players can predict it),
After something has such a devastating effect on you, regaining control and independence is the most important step in the recovery process.
It is also a blueprint for regaining control of our media,
These actions achieved what the Ottomans had wanted at Brest-Litovsk by regaining the Ottoman Empire's prewar boundaries under the Treaty of Batum.
Pressing charges for a credit card fraud is an important step toward regaining the money charged by the criminal and regaining a good credit score.
Increasing the appeal of the railway and regaining the market share that was lost to other modes of transport;
For me, it is first of all about regaining a right, while for other fellow countrymen it is about free circulation," 24-year-old Larisa Cojocaru told SETimes.
After orlistat was stopped, a significant number of subjects gained weight, with some regaining up to 35% of the weight they had lost.
And then… it is a matter of slowly regaining what we glimpsed, a little at a time,
So our ancestors survival depended on conserving energy and regaining weight when food was available to protect them against food shortages in the future.