Examples of using They view in English and their translations into Serbian
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They view conflicts as problems to be solved
The indigenous Sami people of Sápmi are of Finno-Ugric descent, and they view the terms Lap,
They view conflicts as problems to be solved
I can see what they view or play, or intervene flexibly to block access.
They view conflict as a problem to be solved
let's acknowledge that people differ on how they view this type of relationship.
a definition of America that is reduced largely to its governmental creed, which they view as universal and applicable to all peoples everywhere.
This behaviour will usually be the result of a deeply held belief, often to do with the way that they view the world.
Albanian bloggers blame the Kosovo government-- and the EU-- for reaching the agreements that they view as Serbia's big political win at Pristina's expense.
realign the lens through which they view the world.
More than 2,000 Ukrainian viewers of the station Maxi TV cast their vote recently on how they view the tomos of autocephaly granted by Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople to“Metropolitan” Epiphany Dumenko
Some on the right think this because they view Muslim culture as inherently violent,
They view such women as insecure females who cannot find love in normal ways
They view that diplomatic effort and presence, frankly-- the people see that as-- that's one way that they determine whether the West is Syria(ph) about-- serious about their desire to be a part of the West.
They view us journalists as door-to-door solicitors who sometimes appear at their doors.
Look at this passage:"The Iranians themselves are clear about how they view the region:“No decisive actions can be taken in Iraq,
which prohibits the use of the tax dollars of Joe's fellow Catholics to pay for what they view as the killing of the innocent unborn.
CoinDesk wants to hear directly from our readers about how they view bitcoin regulation around the world.
It also states that a religious sect can be considered a“cult” if its beliefs involve a denial of what they view as any of the essential Christian teachings such as salvation,
their rules and the way they view the world and different problems in this era.