Examples of using To the effect in English and their translations into Serbian
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I would like to add to the effect of wood-destroying fungi that,
similar to the effect of lengthening and thickening a guitar string.
Another one is that some students don't pay heed at all to the effect it might have on Dafa.
They were quite unsteady when they came out, owing to the effect of the alcohol on their empty stomachs.
it refers to a substance whose effect is similar to the effect of drugs.
They refer to the disclaimers by Engels(see historical materialism) to the effect that while Marx and himself had focused a lot on the economic aspects,
On the other hand, rumours from the most authoritative diplomatic sources in Berlin reached me in Vienna, to the effect that the Wilhelmstrasse did not approve of Austria's policy on this question, and that Herr von Tchirsky has exceeded the instructions given to him.
ascribing the constant refocusing to the effect of one thing upon the other,
Therefore, amendments to the Law on Audit have been proposed, to the effect that legal or natural persons convicted of criminal offenses defined by law(including money laundering
their almost universal response to seeing it was something to the effect of“I like the pineapple,
may also require the import declaration to be accompanied by a statement from the importer to the effect that the products meet the conditions required for the application of this section.
drugs is due to the effect of these drugs on the tone of blood vessels,
without giving significant practical linear expansion almost completely indifferent to the effect of ultraviolet rays.
they should have instead said something to the effect of“… no human has gone before”,
with the reference usually being something to the effect of"NCAA's version of basketball March Madness" in a knowing admittance that it stemmed from high school hoops,
Some people are more susceptible to the effects of smoke exposure than others.
Good resistance to the effects of natural factors;