Examples of using A chapter in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is the advice of St. Francis de Sales in his Introduction to the Devout Life, in a chapter on going to the sacrament of Reconciliation.
nuts and vegetables," read a chapter in the book entitled Do We Need Flesh Food?
ideas presented in a chapter or section.
You could aim to read a chapter a day or a certain number of books each month.
Inspired by a chapter from the Quran and shot in the United States,
With a chapter on hydraulic torque wrenches for the installation of wind turbines
readable book with a chapter entitled“What's to Be Done.”.
House of European History, contributes to this book with a chapter detailing how the museum has been delivered.
It may be necessary to live with a chapter e.g. for a week or even for a month.
ESO reaches new storytelling heights with a war against Dragons told across a Chapter and three DLC game packs.
From then on, it served as a chapter seat and then as a treasury of cathedral jewels.
start your day off with a chapter or two.
The EU has been following this logic and negotiating a chapter on sustainable development(including provisions on Corporate Social Responsibility) in its trade agreements.
The EudraGMP database shall be amended by a chapter for persons introducing medicinal products and by a chapter on wholesale distributors.
Such a chapter could establish mechanisms for both sides to work together to facilitate SMEs' participation in transatlantic trade.
The Church of Our Saviour in Christianshavn appears in a chapter of Jules Verne's A Journey to the Center of the Earth.
This is unlike a chapter of Jazzový slovník from 1965,
As Bloomberg points out, filing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy would allow Claire's to remain afloat, meaning it may not close down entirely.
It went on to say that a Chapter 11 reorganisation was the only viable option for meeting these goals.
You know, it's a chapter of my life that I'm not particularly proud of.